Is there a way to use SSL/TLS encrypted connections to the SMTP server with roundcube? I tried setting up the smtp server in the same manner as the imap server (ssl://server:465) but this didn't work. I can understand if this isn't a high priority, but it would be nice to have around.
Rob
Have you tried this: $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] = 'ssl://mail.host.com'; $rcmail_config['smtp_port'] = 465;
This should work if your PHP installation supports secure socket connections.
Regards, Thomas
Rob Smith wrote:
Is there a way to use SSL/TLS encrypted connections to the SMTP server with roundcube? I tried setting up the smtp server in the same manner as the imap server (ssl://server:465) but this didn't work. I can understand if this isn't a high priority, but it would be nice to have around.
Rob
Ok, I found the problem. I had only tried ssl://mail.host.com:465;
Apparently for SMTP, you need to leave the :465 off of the end of the
address and it works fine. A comment about SMTP support and not using
:465 on the end would be a good idea in the config file.
Rob
Thomas Bruederli wrote:
Have you tried this: $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] = 'ssl://mail.host.com'; $rcmail_config['smtp_port'] = 465;
This should work if your PHP installation supports secure socket connections.
Regards, Thomas
Rob Smith wrote:
Is there a way to use SSL/TLS encrypted connections to the SMTP server with roundcube? I tried setting up the smtp server in the same manner as the imap server (ssl://server:465) but this didn't work. I can understand if this isn't a high priority, but it would be nice to have around.
Rob
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Rob Smith wrote:
Ok, I found the problem. I had only tried ssl://mail.host.com:465;
Apparently for SMTP, you need to leave the :465 off of the end of the address and it works fine. A comment about SMTP support and not using :465 on the end would be a good idea in the config file.
Of course. Until now it was not officially supported but I just found out that the PEAR:Net_SMTP class supports it. I will change the script to accept the port set in the host string as well.
Thomas
Rob
Thomas Bruederli wrote:
Have you tried this: $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] = 'ssl://mail.host.com'; $rcmail_config['smtp_port'] = 465;
This should work if your PHP installation supports secure socket connections.
Regards, Thomas
Rob Smith wrote:
Is there a way to use SSL/TLS encrypted connections to the SMTP server with roundcube? I tried setting up the smtp server in the same manner as the imap server (ssl://server:465) but this didn't work. I can understand if this isn't a high priority, but it would be nice to have around.
Rob
I've written a how-to on installing Roundcube from CVS on FreeBSD. All feedback on steps or accuracy is welcomed, and I'm happy to update this for any wiki that may appear on the RC website.
http://fak3r.com/articles/2005/11/15/howto-install-roundcube-webmail-from-cv...
Thanks
P
2005/11/15, phil phil@cryer.us:
I've written a how-to on installing Roundcube from CVS on FreeBSD. All feedback on steps or accuracy is welcomed, and I'm happy to update this for any wiki that may appear on the RC website.
http://fak3r.com/articles/2005/11/15/howto-install-roundcube-webmail-from-cv...
Thanks
P
Very useful HOWTO thank you very much!
Greetings Bastian
If memory serves me right, phil wrote:
I've written a how-to on installing Roundcube from CVS on FreeBSD. All feedback on steps or accuracy is welcomed, and I'm happy to update this for any wiki that may appear on the RC website.
http://fak3r.com/articles/2005/11/15/howto-install-roundcube-webmail-from-cv...
Very nice. I'd add one thing to help new FreeBSD users; usually when I talk about ports/packages I have installed on my system I'll also mention what directory in the FreeBSD Ports Collection contains each package, for example "Apache2 (www/apache2)".
You mentioned later in comments that you'd like to do a ports collection entry for this thing. It's been done (mail/roundcube) but it could probably use some updating...it appears to be a snapshot from early October. Maybe you could drop a note to the port maintainer (flz@) to see if he'd like some help or if he'd mind if you updated the port to something newer.
Bruce.
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 09:25:25 -0800, "Bruce A. Mah" bmah@kitchenlab.org wrote:
Very nice. I'd add one thing to help new FreeBSD users; usually when I talk about ports/packages I have installed on my system I'll also mention what directory in the FreeBSD Ports Collection contains each package, for example "Apache2 (www/apache2)".
Good point, I've made the changes in the HOWTO and will do that from now on.
October. Maybe you could drop a note to the port maintainer (flz@) to see if he'd like some help or if he'd mind if you updated the port to something newer.
I hadn't even looked, but there it is. I emailed the maintainer just now, and will see if he will update it, or if I can help.
Thanks Bruce!
P
I followed this thread: http://lists.dorkzilla.org/archive/roundcube-dev/2005Oct/index.html#737
But didn't find an answer. *IF* you're running everything on one box (web/mail/db/roundcube) would you want enable_caching set to 'FALSE'? I'd assume so, since this is a low volume server, and I can't understand how you'd gain with a msg being written to the DB, and then delievered; but I could be missing something. For now I have this in main.inc.php:
$rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = FALSE;
Is this correct for my config?
Thanks
P
phil wrote:
I followed this thread: http://lists.dorkzilla.org/archive/roundcube-dev/2005Oct/index.html#737
But didn't find an answer. *IF* you're running everything on one box (web/mail/db/roundcube) would you want enable_caching set to 'FALSE'? I'd assume so, since this is a low volume server, and I can't understand how you'd gain with a msg being written to the DB, and then delievered; but I could be missing something. For now I have this in main.inc.php:
$rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = FALSE;
Is this correct for my config?
I guess this is right. Caching is not necessary if RoundCube runs on the same machine as the IMAP server because it just doubles the data with no marked speed improvement.
Thanks
P
Thanks for your work! I just added a link to the RC website. Thomas
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 08:34:13 +0100, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for your work! I just added a link to the RC website. Thomas
I've done the same and put a link for RC, and will continue to see what I can do to help. I'm really enjoying using it, it's just so nice compared to everything else, I can't believe it!
P
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 08:34:13 +0100, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:
phil wrote:
I followed this thread: http://lists.dorkzilla.org/archive/roundcube-dev/2005Oct/index.html#737
But didn't find an answer. *IF* you're running everything on one box
(web/mail/db/roundcube) would you want enable_caching set to 'FALSE'? I'd assume so, since this is a low volume server, and I can't understand how you'd gain with a msg being written to the DB, and then delievered; but I could be missing something. For now I have this in main.inc.php:
$rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = FALSE;
Is this correct for my config?
I guess this is right. Caching is not necessary if RoundCube runs on the same machine as the IMAP server because it just doubles the data with no marked speed improvement.
Maybe not 'necessary' but I find with uw-imap it's MUCH slower with caching off, even locally. It's pretty clear that uw-imap is one of the slower implimentations, but it's worth noting.
One day I must update to CentOS 4.0 and use dovecot.
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 13:22:15 -0500, Walter Francis wally@theblackmoor.net wrote:
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 08:34:13 +0100, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:
phil wrote:
I followed this thread: http://lists.dorkzilla.org/archive/roundcube-dev/2005Oct/index.html#737
But didn't find an answer. *IF* you're running everything on one box
(web/mail/db/roundcube) would you want enable_caching set to 'FALSE'?
I'd
assume so, since this is a low volume server, and I can't understand how you'd gain with a msg being written to the DB, and then delievered; but
I
could be missing something. For now I have this in main.inc.php:
$rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = FALSE;
Is this correct for my config?
I guess this is right. Caching is not necessary if RoundCube runs on the same machine as the IMAP server because it just doubles the data with no marked speed improvement.
Maybe not 'necessary' but I find with uw-imap it's MUCH slower with caching off, even locally. It's pretty clear that uw-imap is one of the slower implimentations, but it's worth noting.
One day I must update to CentOS 4.0 and use dovecot.
Thanks for the reply, this server uses Dovecot (just setup last week), and it feels much snappier than Courier ever did for me, but then again, it could be the "Built-in caching for fast mailbox access" that Roundcube claims - BTW, what is this? Is this similar to the IMAP-Proxy that I used to run?
P
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