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Erin Schnabel | 1 May 2003 02:56
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FIX TEST: Folder creation with SM >= 1.4.0 and UW-IMAP

I've committed changes into the devel stream, I need people to verify that
they work, as I don't have a UW system at my disposal.

Files changed:
functions/imap_mailbox.php
src/folders.php

You can retrieve these two files via the web:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/squirrelmail/squirrelmail/functions/
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/squirrelmail/squirrelmail/src/

Test:
  Navigate to 'Folders'
  Attempt to create subfolders of other folders for both types (folders
that contain mail, and folders that can contain other folders)

basically, just fiddle with folder creation and deletion, and see if you
have any trouble.

If the word is good, I'll roll this back to stable.

Erin
(ebullient)

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Seth Randall | 1 May 2003 03:47

Re: FIX TEST: Folder creation with SM >= 1.4.0 and UW-IMAP

Looks good here :)

Seth.
Erin Schnabel said:
> I've committed changes into the devel stream, I need people to verify that
> they work, as I don't have a UW system at my disposal.
>
> Files changed:
> functions/imap_mailbox.php
> src/folders.php
>
> You can retrieve these two files via the web:
> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/squirrelmail/squirrelmail/functions/
> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/squirrelmail/squirrelmail/src/
>
> Test:
>   Navigate to 'Folders'
>   Attempt to create subfolders of other folders for both types (folders
> that contain mail, and folders that can contain other folders)
>
> basically, just fiddle with folder creation and deletion, and see if you
> have any trouble.
>
> If the word is good, I'll roll this back to stable.
>
> Erin
> (ebullient)
>
> --
> 'Waste of a good apple.' - Samwise Gamgee
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Robin Rainton | 1 May 2003 10:34
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Re: Feature Request

Dude,

What you need is my unsafe_image_rules plugin:

http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=98

Or did you mean something else?

Cheers,

Robin

ME said:
> "Show insecure images that may increase the amount of SPAM I get"
>
> A few of our users wanted a feature in the "Display Preferences" options
> section that permitted them to specify the default behavior for loading of
> images references via URL to offsite locations.
>
> Yes, I know this increases risk for SPAM profilers since they can get
> acknowledgement on who opens their spam messages. I explain this as a risk
> to users, but they still want to see this as a feature.
>
> Is this feature planned so users can decide to dispaly URL referenced
> images to do away with the "This images has been removed for security
> reasons" ?
>
> Thanks,
> -ME
>
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Kurt Yoder | 1 May 2003 15:00

Re: segregate browseable from non-browseable?


Erin Schnabel said:
> Kurt Yoder said:
>>
>
>> Maybe a squirrelmail pre-packaged and pre-configured
>> "distribution"
>> and/or package management system would be useful, like what is
>> available for Linux. What with all the plugins, testing, etc, it
>> can
>> take hours to install and properly configure a full-featured
>> installation. I can only see this time increasing as the number of
>> plugins go up...
>
> This is simply not possible.

I do not understand why you think this is not possible. With
certainty there are some common configurations that could be
prepackaged, like "apache on linux with all plugins installed and
most common ones enabled, all debugging done, optional patches
applied, and settings set". If there were some easy way to generate
packages like this (and I don't mean rpm's or deb's), I'll bet there
would be many people contributing a package with "their version".
Maybe the answer is simply a publicly-available folder somewhere
with tarballs containing the application part of people's
installations.

After all, the whole Linux kernel + OS is vastly complicated with
nearly infinite numbers of permutations, but this has not stopped
people from pre-packaging distributions.
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Esserino No13 | 1 May 2003 17:40
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Re: FIX TEST: Folder creation with SM >= 1.4.0 and UW-IMAP


"Erin Schnabel" <ebullient <at> squirrelmail.org> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:65433.129.44.122.194.1051750592.squirrel <at> illuvatar.haaser.com...
> I've committed changes into the devel stream, I need people to verify that
> they work, as I don't have a UW system at my disposal.
>
> Files changed:
> functions/imap_mailbox.php
> src/folders.php
>
> You can retrieve these two files via the web:
>
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/squirrelmail/squirrelmail/functions/
>
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/squirrelmail/squirrelmail/src/
>
> Test:
>   Navigate to 'Folders'
>   Attempt to create subfolders of other folders for both types (folders
> that contain mail, and folders that can contain other folders)
>
> basically, just fiddle with folder creation and deletion, and see if you
> have any trouble.
>
> If the word is good, I'll roll this back to stable.
>
> Erin
> (ebullient)
>
> --
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Erin Schnabel | 1 May 2003 19:39
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Re: segregate browseable from non-browseable?

Kurt Yoder said:
>
>>
>> This is simply not possible.
>
> I do not understand why you think this is not possible. With
> certainty there are some common configurations that could be
> prepackaged, like "apache on linux with all plugins installed and
> most common ones enabled, all debugging done, optional patches
> applied, and settings set". If there were some easy way to generate
> packages like this (and I don't mean rpm's or deb's), I'll bet there
> would be many people contributing a package with "their version".
> Maybe the answer is simply a publicly-available folder somewhere
> with tarballs containing the application part of people's
> installations.
>
> After all, the whole Linux kernel + OS is vastly complicated with
> nearly infinite numbers of permutations, but this has not stopped
> people from pre-packaging distributions.

Let me rephrase. It is possible, I just don't feel it's maintainable.

We already maintain/provide our own debian/RedHat packages (though the
debian is lagging behind a bit at the moment). However, distributing
packages is not going to curb the need for config steps, and the road map
Chris is creating (which started this discussion), will try to aid people
along the way to make the process easier.

As you know, we try to ship ubiquitous plugins with the rest of SM.
However, I don't see us being able to configure all of the plugins any
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Daniel Landau | 2 May 2003 00:24

Problem with attachments under SSL

Hey there,
I've posted this issue a couple of times to the squirrelmail-users list, to
no avail, so I'm hoping that someone here might be able to help me.

I run Squirrelmail exclusively under SSL. I'm running Apache 1.3.27,
squirrelmail 1.4.0, php 4.3.1, and openssl-0.9.6b under Redhat 7.2. Any
binary attachments that are viewed or downloaded via Squirrelmail are
mangled. However, attachments accessed from Squirrelmail but not under SSL
are fine. Any thoughts?

Thanks,

-Daniel

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p dont think | 2 May 2003 08:50

RE: username and email id are different.

First off, Ted's solution is the easiest:

"Log into SM, click "Change Options" at the top, click "Personal Info",
then 
enter the e-mail address."

But let me just point out...

> > Now the problem is say if there is a mail id info <at> xyz.com and its
> > username is info and there is another domain on the server
> > called abc.com and even this needs a mail id info <at> abc.com, for this
> > mail id i cannot set info as the username info is given to
> > another mail id (info <at> xyz.com). So for this mail id (info <at> abc.com) i
> > set a username like abcinfo. Now when i logon with

"info" and "abcinfo"??  you really need to re-think your virtual hosting
solution.  there is a lot of documentation on the net about this - you
can read and compare, but my personal choice was to include the
 <at> domain.com piece of the email address as part of the username.  not
sure if sendmail allows that - I am a big postfix fan; sendmail is a
nightmare in my opinion.  so what I have for user names is
"info <at> xyz.com" and "info <at> abc.com" which makes things very clear.  then I
use the vlogin plugin so that the first user goes to abc.com/webmail and
enters just "info" to log in.  The other user does the same thing,
having gone to xyz.com to log in.

> There is a third solution, but I believe it requires you to have at
> least two separate IPs available.  You run a separate IMAPd on each
> IP, and this lets you have the same user id at each domain.  And then
> each domain is served on a different IP.  You could have two separate
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Micah Morton | 2 May 2003 17:17

Feature Request (New Plugin?)

This is regarding emails from the AOL domain.  When people send pictures,
they are ZIPPED automatically.  I was wondering if a plugin could be made
that could decode the attachment, see that its from " <at> aol.com", and
unzip/display the images inline.  A plugin like that would be really
neato.  I would rather just make aol go away permanently, but that isn't
going to happen.  Any ideas?

--Micah

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James Bristle | 2 May 2003 17:36

[PATCH] change browser/tab title on auto-refresh to show if new messages are present

heres a small patch for left_main.php that
changes the title of the browser / tab to display
if any new messages are present. this patch also
refreshes the right frame if new messages are present if
the right frame url is right_main.php.
Attachment (left_main.php.patch): application/octet-stream, 1826 bytes
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