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
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@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
this is rather odd as i cant recreate your situation. i created a new user with there INBOX and only there inbox. reset bincimap to only auto-subscribe to the INBOX, and removed all entries for the user in the users and identities table.
as soon as i logged in, the Sent and Trash mailbox's were created and they showed up on the side bar just fine. is it possible you have the sent_mbox and trash_mbox variables blank in your main.inc.php ?
unless someone else can point out something i did wrong, im not exactly sure what is wrong here. unless its another oddity between roundcube and courier.
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 0:35:29 -0500, medic@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
medic@computermedic.org schrieb:
Could someone please point me in the right direction.
It looks like there is something wrong with your IMAP setup or Roundcube has problems handling it. What server are you using?
I'm using Courier IMAP and configured it to use special folders (like Sent, Trash and Drafts). Roundcube was the first webmail client that handled the folders correctly out-of-the-box without any special setup for Curier. It also got the localization of the folders correctly. For example, the folder "Trash" is displayed as "Gelöscht" using the German localization. Even Squirrelmail wasn't able to handle this.
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