Philippe Lang wrote:

What are the correct migration steps in order to get the address book back, when server names and ips have changed?

If your mail host address/name changes you should run:

UPDATE users SET mail_host = 'new value' WHERE mail_host = 'old value';

Maybe the user's mailbox is full and when roundcube tries to move the message from inbox to trash it gets an quota error from the imap server. Try to free some space deleting messages directly from the filesystem and then try again to move them to trash using roundcube.

2010/3/8 Jonas Fornander support@netwood.net

I have installed the latest version of RoundCube on an Ubuntu server.

When I try to delete messages - move them to the Trash folder - nothing happens. Is there some permission settings that I have missed or something else?

Any ideas are very appreciated.

Thanks.

Cheers, Jonas Fornander System Administrator Netwood Communications,LLC Tel: 310-442-1530 Fax: 310-496-0712 "Find Out Why We're Better"

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You will have to check the imap server logs and roundcube logs. I'm positive there will be something usefull there.

2010/3/8 Jonas Fornander support@netwood.net

Thanks for your reply.

The mailbox size can't be the issue because this happens even for new mail accounts with no messages.

I have the mailbox size set to 2GB but can't still delete any new messages.

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*From:* Eden Caldas [mailto:edencaldas@gmail.com] *Sent:* Monday, March 08, 2010 12:03 PM *To:* Jonas Fornander *Cc:* users@lists.roundcube.net *Subject:* Re: [RCU] Can't delete messages

Maybe the user's mailbox is full and when roundcube tries to move the message from inbox to trash it gets an quota error from the imap server. Try to free some space deleting messages directly from the filesystem and then try again to move them to trash using roundcube.

2010/3/8 Jonas Fornander support@netwood.net

I have installed the latest version of RoundCube on an Ubuntu server.

When I try to delete messages - move them to the Trash folder - nothing happens. Is there some permission settings that I have missed or something else?

Any ideas are very appreciated.

Thanks.

Cheers, Jonas Fornander System Administrator Netwood Communications,LLC Tel: 310-442-1530 Fax: 310-496-0712 "Find Out Why We're Better"

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That was the problem. Thanks!

Is there a way to have RoundCube automatically create those folders - Trash, Draft and Sent Items - when I create a new mailbox and have it be defined without having to manually do it after account creation?

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-----Original Message----- From: users-bounces+support=netwood.net@lists.roundcube.net [mailto:users-bounces+support=netwood.net@lists.roundcube.net] On Behalf Of Jorge Valdes Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 12:38 PM Cc: users@lists.roundcube.net Subject: Re: [RCU] Can't delete messages

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Check your "special folder" settings, if you don't define a Trash folder, deleting won't work. Jonas Fornander wrote:

I have installed the latest version of RoundCube on an Ubuntu server.

When I try to delete messages - move them to the Trash folder - nothing happens. Is there some permission settings that I have missed or something else?

Any ideas are very appreciated.

Thanks.

Cheers, Jonas Fornander System Administrator Netwood Communications,LLC Tel: 310-442-1530 Fax: 310-496-0712 "Find Out Why We're Better"

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On Mon, 8 Mar 2010 13:20:16 -0800, "Jonas Fornander" support@netwood.net wrote:

Is there a way to have RoundCube automatically create those folders -

Trash,

Draft and Sent Items - when I create a new mailbox and have it be

defined

without having to manually do it after account creation?

Yes. The following is from config/main.inc.php

// display these folders separately in the mailbox list. // these folders will also be displayed with localized names $rcmail_config['default_imap_folders'] = array('INBOX', 'Drafts', 'Sent', 'spam', 'Trash');

// automatically create the above listed default folders on login $rcmail_config['create_default_folders'] = TRUE;

-ryan