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Trash folder not showing by default
by medic＠computermedic.org 12 Nov '05

12 Nov '05

the Trash folder does not show by default unless I go in and subscribe to it. This would be ok if it were just me, but I am trying to deploy this for feedback purposes sitewide and I cannot explain to 100's of that they need to subscribe to the Trash folder. Also, if the Sent folder is not subscribed to, when you send an email message, you get an error... The mail seems to send however. I supposed it cannot copy it to the Sent IMAP mail store. I haved looked through the code, and I cannot seem to find where certain folders are subscribed to by default. Could someone please point me in the right direction. Stephen

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Re: Msg footer
by JOSE A. HERRAN 11 Nov '05

11 Nov '05

// append footer to all messagespend footer to all messagesHi Thomas, On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 18:48:04 +0100, Thomas Bruederli <roundcube(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> I want to append a text to all messages sent from RC, like yahoo or > others webmails. >> >> I modified the file roundcubemail/program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc, and > just before the following comment: >> // create PEAR::Mail_mime instance >> >> i add these lines. >> >> $file = realpath("../../../config/msg_footer.txt"); >> if(file_exists($file)) { >> $handle = fopen($file, "r"); >> $content = fread($handle, filesize($file)); >> fclose($handle); >> $_POST['_message'] = $_POST['_message'] . "\n" . $content; >> } >> >> of course, the file ../../../config/msg_footer.txt exists. > > The path to the footer file is wrong. Please note that the index.php > file (in RC root folder) is executed and only includes the step file. > The path to the text file has t be relative to the root dir: > config/msg_footer.txt You are right. Finally the code are the following: // append footer to all messages $file = realpath("config/msg_footer.txt"); if(file_exists($file)) { $handle = fopen($file, "r"); $content = fread($handle, filesize($file)); fclose($handle); $_POST['_message'] = $_POST['_message'] . "\n" . $content; } Perhaps, this feature can be included in the cvs. Thanks and regards. Jose --- Visita http://www.kedesfase.com

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Fwd: RE: Trash folder not showing by default
by Zachery Hostens 11 Nov '05

11 Nov '05

:x blame roundcube -------- Original Message -------- Subject: RE: Trash folder not showing by default Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 12:52:14 -0500 From: Zachery Hostens <roundcube(a)plastik.us> To: "Computer Medic, Inc. - Stephen Surles" <medic(a)computermedic.org> you may be right :x i looked at courier-imap's config and seen nothing that would help in this issue. bincimap has the following setting: Mailbox { auto subscribe mailboxes = "INBOX,Sent,Trash" } granted this doesnt help you. ill spend some time today or tomorrow adding an option to roundcube for auto created/subscribing to mailboxes and submit a patch for inclusion. On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 11:58:17 -0500, "Computer Medic, Inc. - Stephen Surles" <medic(a)computermedic.org> wrote: > Not that this is the place for explaining another program, but I have > looked > all over for courier-imap (and even looked in bincimap's documentation) > and > I cannot find anything even remotely close. I know that the INBOX, > INBOX.Trash and INBOX.Sent directories are autocreated for everyone, so I > believe that that much is working. It just seems to me that RoundCube is > not > picking up on those directories. > > Stephen > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Zachery Hostens [mailto:roundcube@plastik.us] > Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 2:48 AM > To: medic(a)computermedic.org > Cc: dev(a)lists.roundcube.net > Subject: Re: Trash folder not showing by default > > Stephen, > > i had a slight problem with this, and kind of realized its not roundcube's > place. > > in my imap server (bincimap) it has a setting itself for what directories > to > auto subscribe to. > > all users are created with an INBOX, Send, and Trash directories (empty > skeletons), and i told my imap server to auto subscribe to all three. im > sure this is possible with any other imap server as well. > > this is one of those things where your not sure who should be responsible > for this. granted roundcube could use settings to auto create/subscribe > to > missing directories... then again who wants stuff being auto created if > you > really didnt want it. > > > On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 0:35:29 -0500, <medic(a)computermedic.org> wrote: >> >> the Trash folder does not show by default unless I go in and subscribe > to >> it. This would be ok if it were just me, but I am trying to deploy this >> for feedback purposes sitewide and I cannot explain to 100's of that > they >> need to subscribe to the Trash folder. Also, if the Sent folder is not >> subscribed to, when you send an email message, you get an error... The >> mail seems to send however. I supposed it cannot copy it to the Sent > IMAP >> mail store. I haved looked through the code, and I cannot seem to find >> where certain folders are subscribed to by default. Could someone please >> point me in the right direction. >> >> >> >> Stephen

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Msg footer
by JOSE A. HERRAN 11 Nov '05

11 Nov '05

Hi, I want to append a text to all messages sent from RC, like yahoo or others webmails. I tryed the following but without succes, can anyone help me... i think that my solution is good, but does not work, and i don't know why. I modified the file roundcubemail/program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc, and just before the following comment: // create PEAR::Mail_mime instance i add these lines. $file = realpath("../../../config/msg_footer.txt"); if(file_exists($file)) { $handle = fopen($file, "r"); $content = fread($handle, filesize($file)); fclose($handle); $_POST['_message'] = $_POST['_message'] . "\n" . $content; } of course, the file ../../../config/msg_footer.txt exists. I need help. Regards. Jose

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Does any body have a HOW-TO of imap/smtp + roundcube ?
by ofir sterenberg 11 Nov '05

11 Nov '05

Hi, I was wondering if any one has a full system working with imap server + smtp server + roundcube (including virtual domains) for examples: dovecout / courier + postfix + roundcube. Thanks.

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Fwd: Re: Post Install: Fatal error on lib/imap.inc
by Zachery Hostens 11 Nov '05

11 Nov '05

oops.. pressed reply instead of reply-all -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: Post Install: Fatal error on lib/imap.inc Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 19:43:54 -0500 From: Zachery Hostens <roundcube(a)plastik.us> To: justin randell <justin(a)babel.com.au> id imagine there will probably be more stuff missing from older versions of php that will end up causing roundcube to act "funny" or not at all, besides missing variables/defines. though it may be good to do a check on index.php ensuring the correct version of php is being ran. On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 11:02:38 +1100, justin randell <justin(a)babel.com.au> wrote: > it's probably worth fixing this in the code as well. > > a simple function would do it. > > this could go in index.php and be called before the setting of the > include path. > > function rcmail_set_path_separator() > { > if (defined('PATH_SEPARATOR')) > return; > | > if (strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3)) === 'WIN') > |define('PATH_SEPARATOR', ';'); > else > define('PATH_SEPARATOR', ':'); > > return > } > > i'll submit a patch when i get a spare moment (unless someone beats me > to it, hint hint...) > > cheers > justin

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Post Install: Fatal error on lib/imap.inc
by Mark Price 10 Nov '05

10 Nov '05

Hi Folks, I just installed the latest tarball, created the database (mysql), and attempted to run roundcube. When I first when to http://mydomain/round I got an error regarding opening require include/imap.inc I edited index.php to require program/include instead. of just include. That has got be past that problem, but down it fails with: Fatal error: Failed opening required 'lib/imap.inc' (include_path='./PATH_SEPARATOR/home/httpd/mail.pdxbrit.com/html/round/programPATH_SEPARATOR/home/httpd/mydomain.com/html/round/program/libPATH_SEPARATOR.:/usr/share/pear') in /home/httpd/mydomain.com/html/round/program/include/rcube_imap.inc on line 24 Any help is appreciated it. Cheers, Mark.

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message filtering proposel/idea
by Zachery Hostens 10 Nov '05

10 Nov '05

RoundCube Development Team; im offering this message filtering system as an idea for roundcube, and does not have to be used by any means. this could use several kicks in a live chat to sharpen its edges, etc if ever considered. i find roundcube to THE best webmail frontend around, and figured it could use a better then normal cheesy filtering system. this proposel is also available at: http://plastik.us/txt/rmf.txt - Zachery Hostens <roundcube(a)plastik.us> Ruleset Message Filtering System By: Zachery Hostens <rmf(a)plastik.com> Last Modified: 2005.11.10 17:42 (EST) this is a propesed message filtering system. i designed this cause i was sick and tired of the generic, annoying filtering every mail system has grown to use over the years. if i ever find the time i may implement this as a stand alone application much like procmail or maildrop. ideas may or may have not been inspired from outside sources. later on ill add credits. * Message Filtering Heirarchy instead of giving users a generic filter name, AND|OR option, for a few generic matching schemes, give them more of a ruleset, like a firewall. this will allow for more active filtering (not something you hate to think about doing in your mail client) and a more simplistic look into filtering (albiet not at first.) * Design this is more of a simplistic overview of how i feel filtering rulesets should look and in no way how it will be implemented, (yet.) * Rule Structure [OR] [!]Command|Header ["string-match"] [Mailbox] [children] OR: optional OR (||), default is 'AND' except for root filters. this is still a scetchy subject on its use/purpose in this type of filtering !: negate the match. Command|Header: required 'actions' or matching requests. commands could probably even grow to do more then planned, aidful things. string-match: required depending on the command. if one is given for a command that doesnt take one then the string is just silently 'dropped' (ignored) command examples: To "someone(a)domain.com" - match mail thats destined for said user Subject "*(weekly|daily|monthly)*" - match subjects containing 'weekly' or 'daily' etc Mailbox(INBOX) - 'true' of said mailbox exists this comes useful later on Mailbox: optional destination (if not set then the parent's destination is used) if the final destination is not set, the rule is defined as a no-match and searching continues. * Match Results during match requests (To, From, Subject, etc) its possible to return matching variables to be used in a later set. at first i considered having different match requests return different results but leaning toward generic matching easier for the user and developer. examples: Delivery-To "(*)(a)(*).com" - example of possible mailing list seperation Mailbox "$2/$1" $2/$1 and deliver message to Domain/MailListName mailbox. * Hierarchy Walking searching for results. root filters are executed in sequential order until a filter is found matching WITH a destination. children filters are walked as the roots are, as well until a match WITH destination is found. if commands such as MatchChild (shown in the ruleset example below) would be expected to work, there must be a mechanism some how for the parent to know that a child has matched (even though there is no destination specified) * Regular Expression Usage the examples below use a rather 'crap' regular expression. in a production use id imagine using perl compatible regular expressions, which ill modify examples to match later. for examples note '*' would be the same as '*.' in perl. for perl compatible expressions. people would have to remember that stuff like: (com|net|org) would count as a matched result as well. * Example Ruleset this is a large example of a ruleset i'd use (or similar there to) for my email. # system messages To "root(a)eclipse.plastik.us" Trash From "root(a)eclipse.plastik.us" System Subject "eclipse.plastik.us (daily|weekly|monthly)*" System/Cron From "*(a)eclipse.plastik.us" System/Users # match domain names for mailing lists # we match lists.domain.com as well To "*(a)(lists.)?(*).*" Mailbox "List/$2" List/$2 # example non string-match command # matchchild is just an example command, but would be possible MatchChild Trash From "*(a)spamdomain.com" From "*(a)anotherspammer.com" From "evilman(a)big-corp.com" # Match1 im not especially fond of. # maybe have like Command(param) "string-match" so you could go like # Match($1) "boss". but i dont know how far these parameters would extend >From "(*)(a)workdomain.com" Work Match1 "bosses-name" Work/Boss Mailbox "Work/$1" Work/$1 none of these examples display the OR use. as at first i kinda felt they may be needed but the more i think about it, they way the rules are defined OR may be more of 'in the way' with the heirarchy manner of the rulesets. as well with commands like MatchChild really not needed.

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10 Nov '05

ok. this is the shorter version of what i just typed (had a long email but stupid roundcube timeout locked my out as i clicked send, maybe some type of keep-alive should be sent every minute when someone is composing a message) system setup: OpenBSD 3.8 qmail smtp bincimap imap server roundcube cvs (co 2005.11.09 ~ 10pm EST) (i get the same effect with the 2005.10.21 release) when i login with message[s] in my inbox i can login just fine. if there are no messages in my inbox the login just stalls, 'waiting for reply from webhost'. now i know php and did a little searching and this is how far i got: the auth succeeds and the redirect gets sent. index.php calls parse_template() (the END of parse_template where im getting *stuck*) // parse for specialtags $output = parse_rcube_xml($templ); $OUTPUT->write(trim(parse_with_globals($output)), $skin_path); if ($exit) exit; } now. if i put a die() right before the return() in parse_rcube_xml(), it dies. whether i have mail in the inbox or not. BUT if i put a die() after the parse_rcube_xml() call (before the $OUTPUT->write call) it dies if i HAVE mail in my inbox does NOT die if i dont. this through me through a loop for over an hour going back and forth with this. (yes i even went as far as wiping session table, and cookies, refreshing the login screen, inserting the die() statement, then clicking login (and did this many times with/without mail in the inbox) if anyone knows any possible reason that is causing this any help would be greatful. i do plan on looking into this further this week[end] and possible submitting a patch if i ever find whats wrong. if anyone has any clues or would like, im willing to add a user to the machine, with an apache vhost, email acct(of course), to mess around with this as to not effect my current running roundcube setup. oddly this turned out to be about as long as my first email. :x

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Does RoundCube support the use of '@' in the account name?
by Jeff Malloy 10 Nov '05

10 Nov '05

My mail server requires the use of the email account name to login. So user(a)site.com is required. Is RC OK with this? Jeff

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