Is there a way to make the header columns (e.g. From, Subject) resizable?
Barring that, how can I change their width in the PHP or CSS/skin source?
Thanks,
Raul
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hello,
I' ve got roundcube 0.1 ant i would like upgrade with the 0.2.
how do I make?
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When I receive email from certain people (mainly people with email accounts at hotmail.com) I end up getting a blank email with no body text. The only way that I can see the body of the text is to hit the forward or reply buttons to get into the compose email editor. The text shows up just fine there. In the roundcube viewer (preview pane) there is no text except for the signature section that hotmail.com adds on to each email. I am thinking that this is a HTML formatted message and for some reason the HTML portion is not displaying.
I also tested to see if the text was just the same color as the background (by performing a "Select All" to highlight it), but it is not there. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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BTW, I just got off the phone with a user that had checked her e-mail
via RoundCube from a Wii. She said it works great, but it is almost
impossible to type using the Wii controller, so she phoned me instead.
I know a user here has used a Playstation to do the same thing, but
that wasn't surprising for me since I we had done some testing on the
Playstation for web sites we develop .
No feedback to me on interface quirks using Playstation or Wii.
Way to go web standards, and congrats to the RoundCube team !
( WebTV die, die )
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I have looked for a way to do this and can not figure it out...I am sure there is a simple easy answer:
When I forward certain messages I like to remove the table containing the Subject/Date/From/To information. I have figured out how to delete the text, but I can not seem to delete the table that contained that text. Is there a way in the editor to do this without changing the message to plain text? I can select certain areas of the table to resize it, but but not delete the entire table itself. Any quick pointers? Sorry if this is a dumb question...I must simply be missing it...
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On Jan 21, 2009, at 6:53 PM, Molin MEN wrote:
> But i'm still not sure about IMAP storage. Could you explain me in
> detail about that?
I use Fedora, some of the paths might be different on your system.
You might want to look at this HOW-TO at The Linux Documentation
Project :
<http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Mail-Administrator-HOWTO.html>
I'll use angle brackets to designate names that are variable.
I am simplifying here to keep things brief.
If I get anything seriously wrong, please anyone else jump in and
correct me.
When a message comes into a mail server ( or Mail Transport Agent -
MTA ) if the message is for an account on that computer, it hands the
message off to a Local Delivery Agent ( LDA ) such as procmail.
procmail removes the envelope and puts the message into the proper
user's inbox, which is normally the file /var/spool/mail/<username>.
If a user connects via IMAP, messages are shown in mailboxes. The
inbox resides in /var/spool/mail/<username> , however any other
mailboxes are stored in the user's home directory, usually /home/
<username>/ . Many administrators prefer to have mailboxes in a sub-
directory of user home directories, and some command-line Mail User
Agents ( MUA ) _need_ a sub-directory. The most common sub-directory
is "mail" so the path where non-inbox messages are stored are in /
home/<username>/mail/<mailboxname>
There are two common formats that messages are stored - mbox and
maildir.
mbox is a single file that contains many messages.
maildir is a directory that contains a file for each message.
That should get you started in the right direction.
> I just wonder whether it is stored in IMAP storage as what u said
RoundCube connects to an IMAP server just as Thunderbird ( a MUA ) does.
Messages are stored on the IMAP server.
> What do you mean by caching of message?
The messages always reside on the IMAP server.
Thunderbird, for example, makes local copies ( a cache ) of what is
on the IMAP server to improve performance.
RoundCube can be configured to create a cache of IMAP message too.
So, as described in the config file comments -
> // this is recommended if the IMAP server does
> // not run on the same machine
It _may_ increase performance for the database to make a "local copy"
of the IMAP messages depending on your computing environment.
Most of the time it won't, but if the database server runs on the
same computer as the webserver,
and the IMAP server is on a different computer, the database caching
might help.
Testing is the only way to determine if having RoundCube use a
database cache of IMAP messages helps.
> What do you mean by serialize into a big pile here?
I mentioned mbox and maildir formats above.
Since it takes a bunch of PHP code ( and processing time ) to parse
through the IMAP messages in order to display them in the web page,
what is cached in the database is the parsed PHP-specific data from
the messages, serialized into a form that the database can store. To
a human, that serialized data doesn't look much like a message
anymore, it is in a format meant to be understandable by PHP. The
message data would be more understandable to a human when viewed on
the IMAP server rather than the pre-parsed, serialized cached data.
One last note.
Messages that have HTML parts or attachments are difficult to read
via a text editor or text pager directly as they are stored on the
IMAP server, particularly if the messages are stored in mbox format
and the mailbox is large.
HTH
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Hi all, i'm new here... so.. my first question is:
when open attach bigger than 2MB for example, it just stop working and
open a blank page and stay loading "forever", when is a small attach a
can't left click and open it, only right click and save to disk, and
then open the file, sorry for my English, any ideas?
thank`s! :)
Jean
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On Jan 20, 2009, at 6:46 PM, Molin MEN wrote:
> Dear Chasd
>
> Thank for your reply. I still got some point to ask you related to
> roundcube and postfix.
I don't use postfix or MySQL, but I'll try.
> When we want to add new address mail we just go to console and use
> adduser command that mean we add a new user to system.
Yes, that's what I do.
> Tell me why that user go automatically to roundcube database in mysql?
From the configuration file :
// automatically create a new RoundCube user when log-in the first time.
// a new user will be created once the IMAP login succeeds.
// set to false if only registered users can use this service
$rcmail_config['auto_create_user'] = TRUE;
If that is set to FALSE, then any user that has an IMAP account has
to also be added manually to RoundCube.
> On more thing, i try to find in roundcube database for boday
> message but i dont see any.
The mail messages are NOT stored in the database, they are stored in
the IMAP system.
However, from the config file :
// enable caching of messages and mailbox data in the local database.
// this is recommended if the IMAP server does not run on the same
machine
//$rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = TRUE;
$rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = FALSE;
As you can see, I don't use database caching of messages
( configuration set to FALSE ).
Messages MIGHT be stored in the database as part of a cache, but
those messages are likely serialized into a big pile before storing
in the database. That will make them difficult to find and use.
Why do you want to access the messages from the database ?
Why don't you simply access them via the IMAP storage ?
If you are having a problem where RC is not displaying what is in the
IMAP server, it might be the caching, so make sure it is turned off.
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