Hello all,
I recently (actually yesterday) set up RoundCube, and I've gotta say, it looks quite promising.
One thing I was missing though, was being able to override SMTP settings from within Identities. This is because I use 3 different POP3/SMTP accounts that I collect into a single IMAP account. For each of these accounts I have to use different SMTP settings.
This is where the following patch comes in: http://schrei00.dyndns.org/files/roundcubemail-identity-smtp.svn1039.diff
Basically it adds the smtp_ settings to the identity settings, and, and this is the ugly part, passes the identity array all the way through, until the SMTP connection data is being assembled. The patch doesn't take care of non-MySQL databases. (The other DDL scripts are not being updated.)
I do understand that this patch is an ugly hack, but I wanted to get opinions on whether this feature is actually desirable, or if I'm the only one needing it.
Opinions/ideas/suggestions are welcome, Hobbes
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On Feb 11, 2008 8:57 PM, Rainer Klaffenboeck rainer.klaffenboeck@inode.at wrote:
(...) Opinions/ideas/suggestions are welcome, Hobbes
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IMO a very good thing, I'd prolly wrap in a pseudo encryption so it doesn't save password as plaintext, besides that - I'm all for it.
There is also a ticket on trac now: http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484767
0.1.1 will take care of this!
Thanks, Till _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/