I have the latest cvs of roundcube installed and it seems to be working properly except for the fact that all email that I send from it is sent from apache instead of the user I am logged in as. Anybody know what is causing this? I do not have a setting in the virtuser_file setting. Do I need something in their to translate my user name into an email address? If so what is the format of the virtuser_file? Thanks.
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Brent Brownfield's "Mail sent from apache" wrote:
I have the latest cvs of roundcube installed and it seems to be working properly except for the fact that all email that I send from it is sent from apache instead of the user I am logged in as. Anybody know what is causing
Probably your PHP is working by safemode.
see ChangeLog on http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php
The additional_parameters parameter is disabled in safe_mode and the mail() function will expose a warning message and return FALSE when used.
Hi,
Tadashi Jokagi's "Re: Mail sent from apache" wrote:
Probably your PHP is working by safemode.
This patch may be able to be used when you are using PHP 5.
Index: program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc
RCS file: /cvsroot/roundcubemail/roundcubemail/program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc,v retrieving revision 1.22 diff -r1.22 sendmail.inc 239a240,243
if ( version_compare( "5.0.0", phpversion(), "<=")) // force specified to envelop from. ini_set( 'mail.force_extra_parameters', $from);
Hello All,
I seem to have a problem with my session expiring in the middle of an email and it appears to log me out. Should the session expire if I am still actively using roundcubemail. I know there is a setting in the config file. I could increase this setting to double the ammount it is set to now. Am I doing something wrong or is this correct behaviour?
Cheers, Matt
Matt Milne wrote:
Hello All,
I seem to have a problem with my session expiring in the middle of an email and it appears to log me out. Should the session expire if I am still actively using roundcubemail. I know there is a setting in the config file. I could increase this setting to double the ammount it is set to now. Am I doing something wrong or is this correct behaviour?
Cheers, Matt
I think it's correct behavior, seeing that it's only defaulting to the amount of time, nothing more. Atleast, that's what I've seen?
This was addressed by Misha already when I had the same question:
You can edit the session time by editing the file main.inc.php. Look for:
// session lifetime in minutes $rcmail_config['session_lifetime'] = 30;
And adjust the ¨30¨ to the number of minutes you want a session to last
On 2/17/06, Brady J. Frey brady@dotfive.com wrote:
Matt Milne wrote: Hello All,
I seem to have a problem with my session expiring in the middle of an email and it appears to log me out. Should the session expire if I am still actively using roundcubemail. I know there is a setting in the config file. I could increase this setting to double the ammount it is set to now. Am I doing something wrong or is this correct behaviour?
Cheers, Matt
I think it's correct behavior, seeing that it's only defaulting to the amount of time, nothing more. Atleast, that's what I've seen?
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I think the issue though is that this seems to be a hard limit for the total session time. Most people would prefer an "idle time" for the session to expire, rather than all sessions terminating after some limit. If I have users using the session all day long, I don't want to terminate it unless it's idle.
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On Feb 17, 2006, at 11:23 AM, T. Shoes wrote:
This was addressed by Misha already when I had the same question:
You can edit the session time by editing the file main.inc.php. Look for:
// session lifetime in minutes $rcmail_config['session_lifetime'] = 30;
And adjust the ¨30¨ to the number of minutes you want a session to last
On 2/17/06, Brady J. Frey brady@dotfive.com wrote:
Matt Milne wrote: Hello All,
I seem to have a problem with my session expiring in the middle of an email and it appears to log me out. Should the session expire if I am still actively using roundcubemail. I know there is a setting in the config file. I could increase this setting to double the ammount it is set to now. Am I doing something wrong or is this correct behaviour?
Cheers, Matt
I think it's correct behavior, seeing that it's only defaulting to the amount of time, nothing more. Atleast, that's what I've seen?
-- Brady J. Frey creative director // dotfive
www.dotfive.com
-- There is no "I" in team, but there is "Iran" in "Uranium"..
Robert A. Pickering Jr. wrote:
I think the issue though is that this seems to be a hard limit for the total session time.
This is not a hard limit for the overall session time.
Most people would prefer an "idle time" for the session to expire, rather than all sessions terminating after some limit. If I have users using the session all day long, I don't want to terminate it unless it's idle.
It's indeed the idle time. Actually this can be kept very short because the client will send a keep-alive signal every minute to keep up the session.
-Rob
I'm not sure what's the problem in your special case... it works in all my test cases.
Regards, Thomas
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