I am a new devotee to RoundCube mail and from what I see in the beat I am very impressed. I am running on Win2003 server, PHP 5 and use hMailServer as my mail server.
I have a couple of issues which you may be able to help me with (the first is a very minor bug):
In the Personal Settings when setting User preferences the language in the drop down list always defaults to English (US) even when the value in the database is another language. However, it is possible to set the required language.
Secondly, I am unable to view or access attachments. I have sent myself a mail with a text attachment but cannot see how to view or download it. The paperclip icon appears on the item in the inbox. What am I missing?
Thirdly, and possibly related to the above, I have had no issues reading plain text emails but when they are in HTML or Rich Text format (reported as: "This is a multi-part message in MIME format.") I am unable to see the body of the mail. The headers appear and I can view them in the view source but there is no sign of the body. As with the issue above the paperclip appears on the item in the inbox.
Can anyone help.
John R. Woods
Rcube 01b
Php 5.0
Win 2k3
hMailServer
IIS 6.0
John Woods wrote:
I am a new devotee to RoundCube mail and from what I see in the beat I am very impressed. I am running on Win2003 server, PHP 5 and use hMailServer as my mail server.
I have a couple of issues which you may be able to help me with (the first is a very minor bug):
In the Personal Settings when setting User preferences the language in the drop down list always defaults to English (US) even when the value in the database is another language. However, it is possible to set the required language.
This has already been reported: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1435989&gr...
Secondly, I am unable to view or access attachments. I have sent myself a mail with a text attachment but cannot see how to view or download it. The paperclip icon appears on the item in the inbox. What am I missing?
If it's a text attachment, RC probably identifies it as a message text part.
Thirdly, and possibly related to the above, I have had no issues reading plain text emails but when they are in HTML or Rich Text format (reported as: "This is a multi-part message in MIME format.") I am unable to see the body of the mail. The headers appear and I can view them in the view source but there is no sign of the body. As with the issue above the paperclip appears on the item in the inbox.
If you have not enabled "prefer HTML", the text part of the message is displayed. The HTML message should appear as attachment beneath the headers.
Can anyone help.
I have no experience with PHP on IIS, so I'm not the right person to help you out...
John R. Woods
Regards, Thomas
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Thomas Bruederli (roundcube@gmail.com) wrote:
In the Personal Settings when setting User preferences the language in the drop down list always defaults to English (US) even when the value in the database is another language. However, it is possible to set the required language.
This has already been reported: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1435989&gr...
I also reported this to this mailing list back in December, with the fix: http://lists.roundcube.net/mail-archive/roundcube.dev/2005/12/0000407.html
It seems to be a trivial change with no ill effects, so I don't know why it wasn't added before... :)
HTH, Darren.
Darren Austin wrote:
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Thomas Bruederli (roundcube@gmail.com) wrote:
In the Personal Settings when setting User preferences the language in the drop down list always defaults to English (US) even when the value in the database is another language. However, it is possible to set the required language.
This has already been reported: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1435989&gr...
I also reported this to this mailing list back in December, with the fix: http://lists.roundcube.net/mail-archive/roundcube.dev/2005/12/0000407.html
It seems to be a trivial change with no ill effects, so I don't know why it wasn't added before... :)
It was added, but this is now another bug with the same effect. There's one line too much (line 82) in program/include/main.inc. I guess that line came in while applying a patch that was made on a previous version of that file.
HTH, Darren.
Sorry! Thomas
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Thomas Bruederli (roundcube@gmail.com) wrote:
It was added, but this is now another bug with the same effect. There's one line too much (line 82) in program/include/main.inc. I guess that line came in while applying a patch that was made on a previous version of that file.
Heh - Sorry. I hadn't checked the latest builds (i've not had time) but the description of the problem seemed the same as my original report.
Sorry for the confusion :)
D.
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