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Venge -- Lokalsound | 1 Oct 2002 02:48

Re: RE: Organising plugins into groups

A good amount of authors do this. Requires: X, Y , Z

But the idea for a plugin versioning is good. Some sort of variable in the
setup.php?

like:

$pluginname_version = "1.2.4";

EX:

$spamassassin_version = "2.0.1";

Maybe take the name of the folder that coincides with the plugin.

-J

> As long as we're discussing organization, perhaps plugins could be
> flagged for operating system requirements.
>
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Jimmy Conner | 1 Oct 2002 06:30

Re: Re: [SM-PLUGINS] Organising plugins into groups

Jonathan Angliss said:
> Hello Chris,
> On Monday, September 30, 2002, Chris Hilts wrote...
>
>> Speaking of plugin organization.. I'd like to see a way for plugins to
>>  report their versions. This would (at the least) allow us to have a
>> "status  page" that shows all installed/enabled plugins with their
>> version number,  as well as let us do fancy things like check for
>> updates.
>
> This is something that came up on the plugins list a little while
> back, a sort of standard requirements for plugins, maybe including these
> files as a minimum:
>
> version
> readme
> setup.php
>
> That way version can keep a good track on things, and we can use it in
> (as you said) some kind of status page.

  YaY! I have been asking for this exact thing for some time now, my
plugin "Plugin Updates" already incoorporates the need for a version
file.  It currently checks the plugins you have (it will create the
version file if there isn't one but you initially have to tell it what
version you have).  It compares the version you have vs the site version
and will tell you if the plugin is out of date or not, and will show you
the new version if it is and it also tells you which plugins are
official, ect...
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R.Verma | 1 Oct 2002 06:32
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Re: Organising plugins into groups

Hello SM Users

It is really fantastic idea to organise plugins into groups. After the
release of 2.0/3.0 it  become confusing whether the plugin will work
properly or not. So the proposed organisation with compatability with
versons will be good improvement in the SM project.
Message: 4
> Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2002 10:32:02 +0200
> To: squirrelmail-plugins <at> lists.sourceforge.net
> From: Thijs Kinkhorst <lists <at> kinkhorst.com>
> Cc: webmaster <at> squirrelmail.org
> Subject: [SM-PLUGINS] Organising plugins into groups
>
> Hello,
>
> The SquirrelMail webpage contains at this moment 109 plugins. Some of
> these  are obsolete, others are part of the distribution, and some are
> not. This  can be very confusing to someone who isn't knowledgeable of
> the development  history of SquirrelMail.
>
> I propose to organise the plugins into separate categories:
>
> ARCHIVE: This contains all plugins that have been integrated into the
> 1.2  core and the plugins that are bundled in the standard
> distribution. No-one  needs to download any of these unless they're
> using some old version and  don't want to upgrade their entire
> installation.
>
> CURRENT/1.2: This would be the other plugins that remain.
>
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Arnaud Abelard | 1 Oct 2002 09:38
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mbox importer

Hello,

I am working on a plugin to import unix mbox mailboxes (netscape, 
eudora, etc) into a given folder. A lot of our users used to use Eudora 
and would like to be able to import their old msg from their old pop 
account into the webmail.

The plugin is working fairly well as long as you don't try to import 
huge mailboxes (i imported a 40Mb mailbox with 11500 msg in 2 minutes)

The plugin works like this: i read the mbox file then when i got a whole 
mail i inject the mail into the folder thru imap. So the mails in 
injected as is into the imap server.

Now, here is my problem: if i have html mails (text/html content-type) 
the importer importe them without any problem (if i check the folder on 
the server directly from the shell, i see the mails were properly 
imported, i can see the html tags and everything). But when i display 
the mails in squirrelmail all the html tags have been stripped.

Should i modify the headers before injecting the mail to the imap server 
so squirrelmail could detect the mail is in html and don't strip the tags?

Thanks,

Arnaud
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Pontus Ullgren | 1 Oct 2002 12:05
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Re: Organising plugins into groups

Hello,

I also think that this would be a great idea.

// pontus

R.Verma said:
> Hello SM Users
>
> It is really fantastic idea to organise plugins into groups. After the
> release of 2.0/3.0 it  become confusing whether the plugin will work
> properly or not. So the proposed organisation with compatability with
> versons will be good improvement in the SM project.
> Message: 4
>> Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2002 10:32:02 +0200
>> To: squirrelmail-plugins <at> lists.sourceforge.net
>> From: Thijs Kinkhorst <lists <at> kinkhorst.com>
>> Cc: webmaster <at> squirrelmail.org
>> Subject: [SM-PLUGINS] Organising plugins into groups
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> The SquirrelMail webpage contains at this moment 109 plugins. Some of
>> these  are obsolete, others are part of the distribution, and some are
>> not. This  can be very confusing to someone who isn't knowledgeable of
>> the development  history of SquirrelMail.
>>
>> I propose to organise the plugins into separate categories:
>>
>> ARCHIVE: This contains all plugins that have been integrated into the
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Hans Pech | 1 Oct 2002 14:05
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file manager

hello,

i have a problem with the file manager plugin. i can´t get it running.

i think the problem is in a phrase in the config.php:

$file_manager_config = array(

      'hans' => array(
         'baseDir' => '/home/hans',
         'quota' => '5MB',
         'adminMail' => 'hans <at> localhost'

...

can anybody give me a hint or a sample of a runnig config file?

thanks
hans pech

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p dont think | 1 Oct 2002 19:07

RE: file manager

Did you turn on display_errors = On in php.ini?  What does it tell you?
A working config file would look like:

<?php

   $file_manager_config = array(

      'paul <at> patience.net' => array(
         'baseDir' => '/',
         'quota' => '5MB',
         'adminMail' => 'webmaster <at> patience.net'
      )
   );

?>

I'm about ready to release a new version of the plugin, so if you've
found a bug, I'd be glad to get it before then...  ;>

Cheers,

paul

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Brad | 1 Oct 2002 21:47

Mail Foreward

I just installed the mail foreward plugin and it does not create the correct
.forward file..
Question
is there someplace to configure where the .forward file goes??
I am using WebAppliance 3.0 and adding virtual users for virtual domains
their home directory is
/home/virtual/domain.com/home

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Kai Schaetzl | 2 Oct 2002 17:33
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Login Auto doesn't work here

I installed the "Login Auto" plugin and did *not* add the hooks, 
because they are already in the source of the main product. 
Nevertheless, I don't get a "remember this" (or whatever I should 
get) checkbox on the login page.
I also did a "Sanitize", if that matters.

Any hints?

Kai

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Jonathan Angliss | 2 Oct 2002 17:47

Re: Login Auto doesn't work here

Hello Kai,
On Wednesday, October 02, 2002, Kai Schaetzl wrote...

> I installed the "Login Auto" plugin and did *not* add the hooks, 
> because they are already in the source of the main product. 
> Nevertheless, I don't get a "remember this" (or whatever I should 
> get) checkbox on the login page.
> I also did a "Sanitize", if that matters.

> Any hints?

Yes... I'm guessing you're using SquirrelMail 1.2.8, with
Register_globals set to Off... I fixed this plugin recently, and you
can find the an update for it here:

  http://nuts.netdork.net/login_auto-0.3.tar.gz

I should probably get the update posted on the website sometime ;)

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