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problems with IMAP SSL
by Nicholas Barthelemy 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

I am trying to set up roundcube. Everything seems to go well until I try and login. I am using secure imap (port 993). When I do what the config file says (i.e. ssl://localhost:993). I try and login through the web interface and it hangs forever. I know the username and password I am using works, because I am using through thunderbird. Is anyone else having this problem? Nicholas

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any interest in a file based prefs storage mechanism?
by justin randell 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

howdy, i'm working on adding the ability to save user prefs and identities to file rather than to a db with roundcube. if there's interest in adding this functionality to the roundcube core, i'm happy to submit patches and take feedback on making the changes fit with the application as a whole. same goes for pgp. cheers, justin

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mysql install problems continue
by Mike Marley 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

Previously I had the following issue: I have created a mysql database named xyz and a user named xyz_user so what exactly should this line be in db.inc.php? $rcmail_config['mysql'] = 'mysql://xyz_user@localhost/xyz'; That doesn't seem to work for some reason. I keep getting the following errors: *DB Error in /home/xyz/public_html/roundmail/program/include/rcube_db.inc (63):* DB Error: not found *Fatal error*: Call to undefined function: query() in */home/xyz/public_html/roundmail/program/include/rcube_db.inc* on line *119 Now it looks like the problem was with not having pear set up. Since I am on a shared server I had to install PEAR in my home folder. I did that successfully, I think, but now I get the following error. *Fatal error*: Cannot redeclare class db in */usr/lib/php/DB.php* on line *271* I added this to index.php but I don't think that's working out. ini_set("include_path", 'public_html/pear/PEAR/' . PATH_SEPARATOR . ini_get("include_path")); require_once '/home/xyz/public_html/pear/PEAR/DB.php'; Any more ideas from anyone? This is a really slick app. I can't wait for it to work. Mike

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dev+subscribe@lists.roundcube.net
by Adnan Durrani 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

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13 Oct '05

Hi all, My apologies if this has been answered already; I was looking for a search function for this mailing list, to no avail. Running RH8. I've just installed rcube and I can't log in. Every attempt yields "Login Failed". The imap server is running fine (I can use other clients without problem). I'm wondering about this host setting: $rcmail_config['default_host'] = ''; I've tried entering my server's hostname, and "localhost", but the result is the same. My maillog log shows that a login attempt is made, but that's it. Can anyone give me a pointer for other things to consider in troubleshooting this problem? Thanks! Aaron.

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won't delete?
by Jon Anhold 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

Hi all. I'm running RoundCube on Debian Woody against Dovecot.. It looks great, except it doesn't actually delete messages. Is this a known bug? Thanks, -j

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Listing emails by Date/time
by Marco Prechel 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

Hello, Is there somewhere to specify what one wants the emails to be sorted/ listed by? the emails do not seem to be sorted correctly ... some from today are on the first page .. some from yesterday ... but also alot of old ones even before todays & yesterdays Thanks, --marco

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Roundcube Error
by Mat Murdock 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

I'm sure this is answered somewhere, but I just subscribed to the mailing list and I am not aware of an archive to search, but I get the following error when I try pulling up an e-mail: *Parse error*: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in */var/www/html/ke5/ktest/webmail/program/include/main.inc(486) : regexp code* on line *1* *Fatal error*: Failed evaluating code: rcube_xml_command('object', 'name="mailboxlist" type="select" noSelection="moveto" onchange="rcmail.command(''moveto'', this.options[this.selectedIndex].value)" class="mboxlist" /') in */var/www/html/ke5/ktest/webmail/program/include/main.inc* on line *486* I get this error when trying to create a new e-mail: *Parse error*: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in */var/www/html/ke5/ktest/webmail/program/include/main.inc(486) : regexp code* on line *1* *Fatal error*: Failed evaluating code: rcube_xml_command('label', 'name=''close'' /') in */var/www/html/ke5/ktest/webmail/program/include/main.inc* on line *486* Well, any help would be appreciated, this is a new install using the latest version on the downloads page. Thanks, Mat

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Roundcube error.
by Mat Murdock 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

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Maybe the time has come for forums
by Geoffrey McCaleb 13 Oct '05

13 Oct '05

Ok guys, don't kill me. I know this topic has been beaten to death, even today, but I think we all need to appreciate that the slashdot affect has changed things a bit. I know the developers are not in favor of it, but there are two things to consider: 1. There are no searchable archives. As I said last week, we will eventually get 20 users asking the same questions with no chance for shared knowledge. As much as you may like mailing lists....this will annoy you. 2. Slashdot, in my opinion, has effectively put us on the map. While a lot of that is good, another angle is not so good. Ergo, the volume of mails on this list may in fact, increase...dramatically. For the community, that's great. But, I don't know about you guys, a mailing list is great if I'm getting 10-15 mails a day thats fairly topical and of interest. How many mails a day are we getting now? 20? 30? How about when a trade mag like The Register writes a story? Or Wired? Or Jeffrey Veen? Once we get on the blog rolls, the community will grow quite rapidly. I know that we as a group, discussed this last week. But I would urge everyone to consider what an increase in exposure will do. We really need forums, I'm sorry but wiki's are great for documentation, but crap for general support. Users, like asking questions. I know I do. I think we need forums, but on the developers terms. ie something in an environment the team supports/controls. Something that is secure, and something that is easy to maintain. Someone made some alternate suggestions to phpbb that deserves a look. One of them was called vanilla (http://getvanilla.com) which looks promissing. Any thoughts? Geoffrey

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