Re: [RCD] Adding a "Received" header to outbound messages

Moin, 
> I think it could be enabled by default. Not sure if we really need to make
> it configurable. Just add it and then make it configurable if somebody
> complains about it.
please make it configurable 
Greetings
Lars Hartmann

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Re: [RCD] Autocomplete for previously used addresses

I would _like_ this feature.

vote +1.

My guess would be store it in the address book.

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On Dec 30, 2007, at 8:16 PM, Ben wrote:

> Hey everyone,
>
> I had an idea for a feature that I think would be handy. Whenever  
> you send
> an email or reply to an email, have RoundCube remember the address  
> you're
> mailing and use that in addition to the address book for  
> autocompletion
> suggestions when you're typing the Recipient field.
>
> Before I start coding this patch, my questions are:
>
> 1) Is anybody working on this feature already?
> 2) Would anybody else like to see this feature added?
> 3) What would be the best way to store the email addresses? A new  
> MySQL
> table? A flatfile? As address book records with an extra flag to  
> prevent
> them from showing in the address book view?

Re: [RCD] Autocomplete for previously used addresses

On Dec 31, 2007 5:16 AM, Ben <ben <at> forlent.com> wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> I had an idea for a feature that I think would be handy. Whenever you send
> an email or reply to an email, have RoundCube remember the address you're
> mailing and use that in addition to the address book for autocompletion
> suggestions when you're typing the Recipient field.
>
> Before I start coding this patch, my questions are:
>
> 1) Is anybody working on this feature already?
> 2) Would anybody else like to see this feature added?

Yes, plz! ;)

> 3) What would be the best way to store the email addresses? A new MySQL
> table? A flatfile? As address book records with an extra flag to prevent
> them from showing in the address book view?

Why no? :) I mean, personally I'd add it right away but I think what
possibly could be "good" would be a counter (config option) - e.g.
after 10 times using an address it creates a "full" record - before it
is hidden. People who want to skip that set it to 0. This could be
really nice, but it also increases the DB/addressbook size if you are
a frequent mailer or if you run an install for many people.

I am not saying gigs of data, but people should be aware of that. :)

Till
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[RCD] hello to everyone, translations, 'hu' translation, plugins

Hi guys,

I'm new here. My name's Horváth Balázs alias wodka. I've been workin 
with websites in the past few years.
I have about 4 years of PHP experience, quite deep sitebuilding 
knowledge and been using several JS frameworks
for real-life projects.

I'm very much interested in RounCube, the simplicity of the usage (and 
installing) is marvellous.
BIG THANKS to everyone who ever contributed, this systems is wantaful 
(as my nigerian friends would say :) )

_translations_
First is started with localization when I saw that there were some 
untranslated things in the 'hu' locale.
Then without reading the website carefully (poor me), I created a 
command line php tool which creates the list of
missing entries in the choose locale. It's attached to this email 
(locale_compare.zip)
thus now I know it's good for nothing.

Then I did my translation through the RoundCube Translator for the 'hu' 
locale, it's attached: locale_hu.zip

_plugins_
We use postfix with mysql (php - postfixadmin). Our current webmail is 
squirrelmail, for which a plugin exists.
With this I can change password, edit mail forwards and auto away messages.
I thought I'd write this plugin for RoundCube, but I can't see any 

[RCD] Ticket #1484558 - Patch to allow a user to change passwords

Hi all!

I am new to the list, so here goes a BIG FAT THANKS to all of you guys doing
all this hard work so we can enjoy a nice, clutter-free webmail. Kudos! :)

Now, I just set up a simple postfix+dovecot+postgres virtual-domain mail
server, and I want the users of this setup to be able to change their
passwords without "bothering me" :)

I checked the available tickets first, and found out that there is at least
one ticket (#1484558) that asks for pretty much the same stuff that I wanted,
so I decided to code it and see if you want it into the tree.

I uploaded my patch to TRAC, and I am sending the patch and my comment posted
there by email simply for redundancy's sake :)

--- Posted to TRAC, http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484558 ---

   PATCH: (against rev. 950)
   ----------------------------------------------------------------
   My patch implements a simple RPC dialog so that admins can set a nice URL
   in the main.config via a new config variable
   ($rcmail_config['change_password_rpc']) pointing to where the
   change-password requests will be POSTed from the simple GUI form.

   I have added a tab called 'Passwords' in the 'Personal Settings', showing
   the so-common form with username, old pass, new pass and confirm pass. I
   also show the IMAP server, in case this information could be relevant to
   the admin changing the password.

Re: [RCD] Ticket #1484558 - Patch to allow a user to change passwords

On Jan 8, 2008 3:24 AM, J. Javier Maestro <roundcube-devel <at> nosys.es> wrote:
>
> Hi all!
>
> I am new to the list, so here goes a BIG FAT THANKS to all of you guys doing
> all this hard work so we can enjoy a nice, clutter-free webmail. Kudos! :)
>
> Now, I just set up a simple postfix+dovecot+postgres virtual-domain mail
> server, and I want the users of this setup to be able to change their
> passwords without "bothering me" :)
>
> I checked the available tickets first, and found out that there is at least
> one ticket (#1484558) that asks for pretty much the same stuff that I wanted,
> so I decided to code it and see if you want it into the tree.
>
> I uploaded my patch to TRAC, and I am sending the patch and my comment posted
> there by email simply for redundancy's sake :)
>
> --- Posted to TRAC, http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484558 ---
>
>    PATCH: (against rev. 950)
>    ----------------------------------------------------------------
>    My patch implements a simple RPC dialog so that admins can set a nice URL
>    in the main.config via a new config variable
>    ($rcmail_config['change_password_rpc']) pointing to where the
>    change-password requests will be POSTed from the simple GUI form.
>
>    I have added a tab called 'Passwords' in the 'Personal Settings', showing
>    the so-common form with username, old pass, new pass and confirm pass. I
>    also show the IMAP server, in case this information could be relevant to

Re: [RCD] Ticket #1484558 - Patch to allow a user to change passwords

On Jan Tue 08 2008 03:40, till wrote:
> On Jan 8, 2008 3:24 AM, J. Javier Maestro <roundcube-devel <at> nosys.es> wrote:
> 
> Good job, very interesting feature 

Thanks!  :)

> but IMO too centric to a certain setup to be included right away.

Well, I tried to make it as black-box as possible, meaning that from RC's
perspective, there is only:
	- an extra tab with its extra hooks
	- a function that sends a POST to the RPC that might answer SUCCESS
	  or FAILURE. This function show the OK or ERR messages.

The only thing I consider specific is the RPC example file I sent, which is a
quick and dirty hack to show how it could be done with dovecot, etc.

> I have some plans to commit some changes in the coming days and clean
> up all code so we can finally merge some branches and continue to work
> on the Plugin API. This would likely to be included as a plugin and
> not in "core".

Great :)  We have the same thoughts then ;)

Thanks for the feedback,

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Re: [RCD] Ticket #1484558 - Patch to allow a user to change passwords

Well...

<rant mode on>

I have just registered in the forums and I just found out that there are
***many*** (as in jesus-christ-sooo-many), almost exact solutions to this
problem, under the "plugins" forum.

I think my solution is cleaner than a few that I have seen because it
delegates the password changing by RPC.

In any case... I don't understand why there is sooooo much un-ordered stuff
in the forums and why people don't spend the time to actually go to TRAC and
open-close-comment, etc, on the tickets, and submit patches, clean and
ordered patches, so that people can benefit faster from their work.

Perhaps a sticky post reminding people to actually do that might work :-?

</rant mode off>

There, I said it out loud... 8)

cheers,

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Re: [RCD] Ticket #1484558 - Patch to allow a user to change passwords

On Jan 8, 2008 4:12 AM, J. Javier Maestro <roundcube-devel <at> nosys.es> wrote:
>
> Well...
>
> <rant mode on>
>
> I have just registered in the forums and I just found out that there are
> ***many*** (as in jesus-christ-sooo-many), almost exact solutions to this
> problem, under the "plugins" forum.
>
> I think my solution is cleaner than a few that I have seen because it
> delegates the password changing by RPC.
>
> In any case... I don't understand why there is sooooo much un-ordered stuff
> in the forums and why people don't spend the time to actually go to TRAC and
> open-close-comment, etc, on the tickets, and submit patches, clean and
> ordered patches, so that people can benefit faster from their work.
>
> Perhaps a sticky post reminding people to actually do that might work :-?
>
> </rant mode off>
>
> There, I said it out loud... 8)
>
> cheers,

I hear you - I pretty much share your opinion. I also have no time to
monitor mailinglists, trac, forum and IRC. I would welcome it a lot if
people got used to using trac so we got that on record and now a dozen
sources to merge/combine/monitor. :)

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