And just again the same thing: Message sent, RC unusable/stuck, server
error, exactly the same screen (also note the missing buttons!) as in the
screenshot attached to my post quoted below.
Sending messages definitely is a key issue here, in the meantime I'd say
that in almost 50% of all sent messages I'm encountering this same problem
afterwards.
One new thing: Only once confirmed yet, but it seems that after ten minutes
of waiting I'm able to relogin again in the same Browser tab (without being
forced to use the "InPrivate" mode in a new browser session as described
below). Most likely related to one of the several 'keep_alive' settings.
But this still doesn't explain why other web pages of the same domain can't
be loaded during this period.
--
Michael Heydekamp
Co-Admin freexp.de
Düsseldorf/Germany
Am 21.04.2012 13:51, schrieb Michael Heydekamp:
> I just responded to an e-mail in the users list (which doesn't appear there
> yet, so I'm not sure if it has really been sent, although it's in the sent
> folder), and then ran exactly into one of the scenarios again which I
> described below. Probably a screenshot helps, see attached.
>
> In this state, RC is not only unusable anymore, it is completely stuck and
> I even can't relogin, as the browser doesn't load any web page of this
> domain anymore. It doesn't even throw an error message, but just displays a
> white page.
>
> To send this message, I had to use the "InPrivate" mode of IE8 (this at
> least works). But what does this tell us? Temp files, cookies, what can be
> the issue here?
>
> As long as we don't get that solved, we can't roll out RC as our production
> webmailer.
> --
> Michael Heydekamp
> Co-Admin freexp.de
> Düsseldorf/Germany
>
>
> Am 20.04.2012 20:45, schrieb Michael Heydekamp:
>
>> Currently I'm following the thread "RoundCube session aborting" very
>> attentively for one reason: It's the main show stopper why we can't finally
>> kick Squirrel from our server yet.
>>
>> I'm using RC intensively (I do not even have a local mail client
>> installed), and I had to face lots of aborted seesions and lost server
>> connections during "normal" usage of RC, in the worst case even in the
>> middle of composing a message (losing most of the already written text, as
>> the "Automatically save draft every x minutes" function does sometimes also
>> not work too reliable - in the beginning it's working, but after a while -
>> I'm sometimes writing longer messages which may take an hour or more - it
>> often seems just to quit it's job).
>>
>> I can't describe every single scenario here, as they are simply too many
>> and hard to replicate. It happens just out of the blue, and you can't
>> predict when.
>>
>> But: My impression in the meantime is that this might be an issue between
>> RC and the browser (in my case IE8). And no hints such as "use FF" or the
>> like, please, this wouldn't solve the problem.
>>
>> One interesting scenario that I had (and that's why I believe that it may
>> be an RC<->Browser issue):
>>
>> After sending a message (from a new window, compose_newwindow 3.00 plugin
>> installed, option activated), RC did not react at all anymore to any click
>> or key after I tried to change from the INBOX to the Sent folder. After a
>> while the error message "Request timed out!" was thrown. From this point on,
>> RC was completely unusable.
>>
>> I'm skipping some details now:
>>
>> Even worse, I couldn't load the RC login page again. Entering the
>> appropriate URL, IE8 did not even attempt to contact the server (no progress
>> bar in the status bar seen at all), displayed a blank page, and said
>> "Finished" or "Ready" in the lower left corner of the status bar (not sure
>> how the term for the German term "Fertig" in an English version of IE is).
>>
>> Even more worse: I couldn't even load ANY web page of the domain in
>> question anymore. So if your webmail URL is www.do.main/webmail/, and your
>> home page is accessible under www.do.main/, even the latter one could not be
>> loaded.
>>
>> BUT: Then, for the first time in my life and just for testing purposes, I
>> used the "InPrivate" mode of IE8. What can I tell ... it worked instantly, I
>> could load the RC login page and all other web pages of the same domain,
>> could login into RC and work with it (while the still open parallel IE
>> window in standard mode was still not attempting to contact the server).
>>
>> Huh...?
>>
>> Any comments and input welcome.
>>
>> TIA, Michael
>> --
>> Michael Heydekamp
>> Co-Admin freexp.de
>> Düsseldorf/Germany