Dear All,
I am trying to inlcude my company digital signature at the end of my email,
but there is any feature available in the panel control.
The only feature available ask for URL address but I need to paste a JPEG
file.
Please send me the corresponding procedure
Regards
Jorge
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Hello,
I have a MTA with postfix, dovecot, MailScanner, Spam Assassin, procmail...
This MTA work with pop3 and imap clients...
We don´t have Webmail
I´m testing Roundcube...
Well...
When I logged in webmail, with a new user, the Box´s don´t create, just INBOX...
If I logged with a account that use IMAP, in the server, I have the home of user, and Maildir directory... inside this directory, i have the box, that I create...
when i login in webmail, this Box don´t appear, just the Inbox. If i send a email, dont create the Sent Itens box too..
Well, How can I to do roundcube work if my environment?
Thanks anyway....
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On Feb 3, 2010, at 4:38 PM, Bradlee Landis wrote:
> Actually, I was more concerned about the MTA (I think).
This HOWTO from The Linux Documentation Project can help clarify how
the different pieces of a mail system work together :
<http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Mail-Administrator-HOWTO.html>
> I really like
> your application, but we are currently using openwebmail, which uses
> the mbox file directly. I had kind of looked at the structure of your
> MySQL, and saw that it had message, so I assumed it stored the whole
> thing. But I guess I didn't look enough, because, from what I'm
> guessing, it just stores flags on the messages that it has seen (such
> as read/unread, etc).
Read / unread is handled by the IMAP server, so that those flags
remain as you want them if you access that account from a different
piece of software. If that info was stored in RoundCube, then if you
switched to Thunderbird, all the messages would have the incorrect
read / not-read flags. Since it is stored in the IMAP server,
switching MUAs works.
There is a feature in RoundCube where it can cache message
information in the database ( not always MySQL ), but with
improvements to IMAP servers, that caching is no longer recommended.
The database schema for message caching is probably what you bumped into
> We were also in the process of trying to get data replication for some
> mail servers in place, and so I thought if it was MySQL, it has built
> in replication and would make it easier. I was thinking that if
> RoundCube was built to go to the MBox file, move that information over
> to a database, then I would just take the database and copy it over,
> but it looks like roundcube is not going to cut it.
There are tools for syncing IMAP data between hosts, if that is what
you are looking for. Search for " IMAP replication " or " IMAP
synchronization "
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824 17th Street, Moline IL 61265
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I'm just curious about the implementation of Roundcube. I couldn't
find details on the site.
Does roundcube make use of the mbox files in Linux, or does it simply
use IMAP to talk to another process on the server. If it uses mbox
files, does it copy to MySQL, even without the user logging in, or
does the user have to log in to get the messages to be moved from the
MBox file to MySQL?
Thanks,
Brad Landis
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is there any ability to create a group list, so that one email address
sends to
multiple recipients?
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How hard would it be to configure RC so that it gives read-only access
to an IMAP account?
Detailed explanation:
There's a repository with a lot of emails, a group of people need access
to the messages, but just to read and search them. No delete, no reply,
no compose, nothing like that. Pure read-only. And search, which is very
important.
There are no folders, everything is in one place; the Folders field can
disappear. But the server is probably going to be IMAP, for practical
reasons.
Any idea how hard would this be? Would a lot of code hacking be involved?
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I've recently added several LDAP directories to my RC install, which is
currently at SVN 3230. I've got a Global directory, and several
sub-directories for what would pass as departments in a different
organization. When viewing any of the sub-directories (largest 443 records)
it shows the total number almost correctly (see next paragraph) - i.e.
"Contacts 1 - 100 of 444". But the Global view shows no more than 500 -
"Contacts 1 - 100 of 500" - even though the correct total is now over 800.
Is there a limit of 500 on the display of LDAP records? Or is it perhaps a
general limit for the Addressbook? Does anyone have any idea if this limit
could be increased?
The other thing I've noticed is that each department
directory includes one single empty record. The global directory has a much
larger number of blank directories, a few more than double the number of
departments. I'm guessing that RC is including the ldif entires that define
the OUs and such in its display. I don't know if this is normal, or if I
have done something wrong. Does anyone else see this behavior?
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Arne
Berglund
System Administrator, Internet Services
Lane Education Service
District
Eugene, OR
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Hello
I have one host webmail.example.corp, with few mail domains whit it's own imaps.
An example office.example.corp with it's own imap (imap.office.example.corp) and
example.corp with it own imap (imap.example.corp)
How can specify imap to login, over FQDN of login user
An expamle if user as login user(a)office.example.corp roundcube need to login to imap.office.example.corp
if user login as user(a)example.corp roundcube login to imap.example.corp
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Hello all.
I'm a new user of Roundcube. I'm wondering if there is a way to save a
search result? The idea is I'd like to be able to bookmark my webmail,
or save in the webmail itself save some searches. Filtering stuff into
pre-existing folders doesn't work in my case because I'm not sure what
I'm going to need to search for before messages are received, but I need
a quick way to get to the messages again once someone has told me what
to look for without moving the emails away from their original location.
Any help anyone could give would be great. Thanks.
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Is there a way to have roundcube NOT block usernames from the login
screen?
I mean, try as I might, I -always- have to enter the complete email
address; it
would be nice if roundcube would remember my user name (email address).
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