Has any of the work talked about a year or so ago to RoundCube to
work better with the iPhone's Safari browser been commited yet?
I checked the Changelog but didn't see anything. Thanks!
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Hi,
say, is there anyone who uses LDAP authentication with RoundCube 0.3*?
I'm having this little issue here of not being able to map LDAP attributes to
RoundCube user attributes. For example, I'm using (in the config file
plugins/ldap_authentication/config.inc.php)
================= *snip* =================
$rcmail_config['ldapauth']['attr_name'] = 'cn';
$rcmail_config['ldapauth']['attr_mail'] = 'mail';
$rcmail_config['ldapauth']['attr_user'] = 'sAMAccountName';
================= *snap* =================
which I *thought* makes sure that the "E-Mail" entry in the standard identity
that RoundCube creates would be the 'mail' attribute from LDAP. -- Well, it
isn't here.
Any hints, anyone?
Cheers,
Nico
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Hi,
I'm taking my first steps in Roundcube here, and things work out pretty
find mostly.
One thing I can't seem to get to work is the LDAP address book that my
university runs. What I did was, I looked into main.inc.php, created a
section
========================== *snip* ==========================
$rcmail_config['ldap_public']['UA'] = array(
'name' => 'my university',
'hosts' => array('ldap.myuni.com'),
'port' => 389,
'use_tls' => false,
'user_specific' => false,
'base_dn' => '<my base dn>',
'bind_dn' => '<my bind dn>',
'bind_pass' => '<password>',
'writable' => false,
'ldap_version' => 3,
'search_fields' => array('mail', 'cn'),
'name_field' => 'cn',
'email_field' => 'mail',
'surname_field' => 'sn',
'firstname_field' => 'givenName',
'sort' => 'sn',
'scope' => 'list',
'filter' => '',
'fuzzy_search' => false );
========================== *snap* ==========================
and tadaa, the Roundcubes' address book section features a new address
book "my university". Unfortunately, though, no single entry appears in
there, even after searching.
There are no error while binding (according to logs/error), so I guess
that goes alright.
I have no idea where the mistake could be. Anyone else with a hint, maybe?
Cheers,
Nico
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Hello,
I've been running 0.3rc for a few weeks and, since this morning only , I
have the following message on the top-left corner of the window:
----
DB Error in /<XXXX>/program/include/rcube_mdb2.php (623): MDB2 Error:
constraint violation Query: _doQuery: [Error message: Could not execute
statement] [Last executed query: EXECUTE
mdb2_statement_mysql_586751139f2cf6ff93d7883f2080104b31458319d USING @0,
@1, @2, @3, @4, @5, @6, @7, @8, @9, @10] [Native code: 1062] [Native
message: Duplicate entry '1-INBOX.msg-108742' for key 2]
----
It doesn't appear at every reload, it's quite random...
Any idea of were this could be coming from ?
Thanks,
Julien
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Hi,
we have a debian lenny server running postgresql 8.3, php 5 and moodle
1.9.5. We have a mail server running cyrus-imapd adjacent to it. For
various reasons, we installed roundcube on the moodle server to be a
front-end to the cyrus imapd on the other server.
We're currently running roundcube v0.2.2 which is using the existing
postgresql as its database. That database was originally created against
roundcube v1-2 and I've had to upgrade it, somewhat manually as there
didn't seem to be a script that could do it. We're running imapproxy on
the roundcube server to try and speed things up.
I have just over 3500 emails in my mailbox. That's quite a few, but it's
not massive. When I login to roundcube it takes a full minute to show me
the mailbox (I have it set to display the most recent 100 mails). Every
time I click for the next page of 100 mails, I wait at least another minute
before it's displayed. During this time, Postgresql runs at moreorless
100% the entire time. This is just not usable. By contrast, when I login
to ilohamail, I see the first 20 mails in 2 seconds.
It's possible that our manual upgrade has missed an index somewhere and as
a result postgresql is having to work unduly hard. Does anyone have any
suggestions for what I might do to work out what the hold up is?
Any other suggestions? Surely Roundcube isn't really this slow? Perhaps
there's a bottleneck I just need to work out and all will be better?
Gavin
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Hi list,
I installed rcu 0.3-RC1. Everything works fine, when I add the
Language Selection plugin I can login with en_US, but when I select
any other language it just doesn't do anything. I already tried adding
the taskbar and the captcha
plugins because I've seen some warnings about that in the error_log.
This fixes the warnings but not the issue.
Someone had an idea?
Thanks,
Wesley Hof,
Unix system engineer,
KPN Belgium.
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Hi list,
I installed rcu 0.3-RC1. Everything works fine, when I add the
Language Selection plugin I can login with en_US, but when I select
any other language it just doesn't do anything. I already tried adding
the taskbar and the captcha
plugins because I've seen some warnings about that in the error_log.
This fixes the warnings but not the issue.
Someone had an idea?
Thanks,
Wesley Hof,
Unix system engineer,
KPN Belgium.
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Hello Everyone,
Today I faced strange thing. I am monitoring my server with AIDE software.
It detects changes in the filesystem structure, for example notifying me
about file being created, changed or deleted. What I spotted was that
sqlite.db file was created in my roundcube/bin directory. What's more when
I check original location of the file which is roundcube/sqlite.db it was
11G in size! Is this normal? What is exactly stored in the file? I removed
(previously backed up) both files and everything seems to be working OK. So
I am wondering - did someone "visited" my server and did something nasty?
Or is this suppose to happen and sqlite.db can grow to 11G over time?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Hello Everyone,
Today I faced strange thing. I am monitoring my server with AIDE software.
It detects changes in the filesystem structure, for example notifying me
about file being created, changed or deleted. What I spotted was that
sqlite.db file was created in my roundcube/bin directory. What's more when
I check original location of the file which is roundcube/sqlite.db it was
11G in size! Is this normal? What is exactly stored in the file? I removed
(previously backed up) both files and everything seems to be working OK. So
I am wondering - did someone "visited" my server and did something nasty?
Or is this suppose to happen and sqlite.db can grow to 11G over time?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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On Aug 18, 2009, at 6:09 AM, Paul Falbe wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 03:40:58PM -0500, chasd wrote:
>>
>> On Aug 17, 2009, at 3:09 PM, Paul Falbe wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Has any of the work talked about a year or so ago to RoundCube to
>>> work better with the iPhone's Safari browser been commited yet?
>>> I checked the Changelog but didn't see anything.
>>
>> What specifically are you looking for ?
>>
>> I supplied a patch for a button so iPhone users can open messages.
>
> This is what I am looking for. Do I have to apply it or is it in
> main? And if so what version?
The thread on the RC development list is from November of 2007, if
you want to look at the archives.
Here is the Trac ticket I created, which contains the patch.
<http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484680>
All this does is add a " Open Message " icon since a double-click on
the iPhone won't open a message, it does something different.
The version the patch is made from is in the ticket.
The ticket also shows that applying the patch was slated for 0.15,
but I don't think it got in.
RC has changed a lot since then, and I have not re-based my patch
because we still use an older version of RC.
The changes are very minimal, if you know PHP / HTML at all you
should be able to apply the changes manually if patch -p0 doesn't
work with more current code.
I will be re-basing this patch sometime in the future, and looking at
creating a mobile-friendly theme for RC, but I have many more things
on my TODO list before I get to that.
Feedback on iPhone usability issues would be welcomed, since I don't
use an iPhone myself, and users generally don't talk to IT people
unless the Internet is broken.
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Charles Dostale
System Admin - Silver Oaks Communications
http://www.silveroaks.com/
824 17th Street, Moline IL 61265
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