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WJCarpenter | 1 Sep 2005 01:29

Re: unable to log in to the SM site admin area

> This is fixed now, however for publishing plugins, we're a little
> stuck. Sourceforge have decided to make their web servers mount the
> project directories read-only.

Just curious ... any ETA on this?  Plugins Admin file manager is
giving me errors, which I assume come from this SF condition.
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Paul Lesneiwski | 1 Sep 2005 03:02
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Re: shared calendar problems month view/public calendar


Philipp Jocham wrote:
> I've just installed the shared calender plugin and run
> into some minor problems.
> 
> I'm using
>   - shared_calendars-2.0.1-1.4.0.tar.gz
>   - calendar_file_backend-1.0-2.0.tar.gz
>   - compatibility-2.0.1.tar.gz
> 
> One of the problem is that public calendars are not writeable by
> everyone (as it is stated explictly when creating one).

This is a typo on the calendar creation page.  The correct explanation
is provided on the users management screen:  "Note that only owners of
public calendars will have write access to those calendars."  I have
corrected the creation page so that it now reads:

"make PUBLIC (read for all users)"

Instead of:

"make PUBLIC (readable for all users)"

> One can either work around it and add an OWNER '*' in the
> calendars usermanagment 

That is the intended usage.

> or apply the attached patch
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Tomas Kuliavas | 1 Sep 2005 08:09
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Re: Re: unable to log in to the SM site admin area

>> This is fixed now, however for publishing plugins, we're a little
>> stuck. Sourceforge have decided to make their web servers mount the
>> project directories read-only.
>
> Just curious ... any ETA on this?  Plugins Admin file manager is
> giving me errors, which I assume come from this SF condition.

If you want to release new plugin version, post it to squirrelmail-plugins
mailing list and it will be uploaded within next 24-48 hours.

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Tomas Kuliavas | 1 Sep 2005 08:10
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Re: squirrelspell plugin

> Are there any plans to place the user dictionary into a database like what
> has been done with the user preferences?  I have tried to find information
> on this  on the squirrelmail website without success.

Implemented in SquirrelMail 1.5.1cvs.

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jam | 1 Sep 2005 12:54
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unsafe_image_rules 0.8

Hi,

I found unsafe_image_rules 0.7 did not work properly (e.g. redirection
bug) and was not very well prepared for localization.

Find attached a full archive and the diff to version 0.7. It now contains
a german translation .po file.

Who will cross-check my changes and deliver the new version to
"production"? How to proceed?

Live long and prosper...
Jam
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jam | 1 Sep 2005 13:22
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expire 1.1

Hi,

I just installed SM 1.4.5 (huh - it worked out of the box :-)) and found
some modification to be done for this plugin.

Please remark, that there is a missing plugin hook call in src/folders.php:

for ($p = 0, $cnt = count($boxes); $p < $cnt; $p++) {
 if (boolean_hook_function('special_mailbox',$boxes[$p]['unformatted'],1)) {
  $skip_folders[] = $boxes[$p]['unformatted'];
 }
}

(see sub-directory patch in the archive). From my point of view, the
boolean_hook_function() should be called to sort out any special folder
defined (preventing them from being accidentally being
deleted/renamed/moved).

Am I wrong, or is this a small bug in SM? Who'll take about this?

Live long and prosper...
Jam
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Fredrik Jervfors | 1 Sep 2005 18:19

Re: unsafe_image_rules 0.8

> Hi,
>
> I found unsafe_image_rules 0.7 did not work properly (e.g. redirection
> bug) and was not very well prepared for localization.
>
> Find attached a full archive and the diff to version 0.7. It now contains
> a german translation .po file.
>
> Who will cross-check my changes and deliver the new version to
> "production"? How to proceed?
>
> Live long and prosper...
> Jam

I fixed some things in the CVS for this plugin already, i.e. you may be
re-inventing the wheel, but it isn't ready for release yet. I'll review
your suggestions.

If you want to send out test versions with suggestions, please use a
version number that clearly states that it is not a official release. Just
putting v0.8 might be misleading.

Thank you for your effort.

Sincerely,
Fredrik.

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Tomas Kuliavas | 1 Sep 2005 18:33
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Re: expire 1.1

> Hi,
>
> I just installed SM 1.4.5 (huh - it worked out of the box :-)) and found
> some modification to be done for this plugin.
>
> Please remark, that there is a missing plugin hook call in
> src/folders.php:
>
> for ($p = 0, $cnt = count($boxes); $p < $cnt; $p++) {
>  if (boolean_hook_function('special_mailbox',$boxes[$p]['unformatted'],1))
> {
>   $skip_folders[] = $boxes[$p]['unformatted'];
>  }
> }
>
> (see sub-directory patch in the archive). From my point of view, the
> boolean_hook_function() should be called to sort out any special folder
> defined (preventing them from being accidentally being
> deleted/renamed/moved).
>
> Am I wrong, or is this a small bug in SM? Who'll take about this?

special_mailbox hook is in functions/imap_mailbox.php.

http://www.squirrelmail.org/docs/phpdoc/squirrelmail/imap/_functions_imap_mailbox_php.html#functionisSpecialMailbox

Your plugin assumes that $data_dir is writable and does not handle
directory open and create errors.

Temporally directory is hardcoded to /tmp. Use $attachment_dir and random
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Ricardo Stella | 1 Sep 2005 21:20
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Spam Buttons - bounce and useSendmail


Paul Lesneiwski wrote:

>Ricardo Stella wrote:
>  
>
>>Paul Lesneiwski wrote:
>>
>>
>>    
>>
>>>Ricardo Stella wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>      
>>>
>>>>As I'm trying to implement Spam buttons, and have some trouble with it's
>>>>functionality (specially with bounce_send.php), it seems my best
>>>>approach is to to a forward as attachment as it will provide the best
>>>>unmodifiied message down the road - this is to be procmailed processed
>>>>and fed to sa-learn (on another host)
>>>>  
>>>>
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>Have you done any of the tests I suggested in my last email?
>>>Does it now appear true that forwarding works as expected even when you
>>>leave that file alone?
>>>
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jam | 2 Sep 2005 12:26
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Re: expire 1.1

Thank you very much for your input Tomas - I'll update the plugin package
asap following your guidelines.

[snip]
>> Please remark, that there is a missing plugin hook call in
>> src/folders.php:
>> for ($p = 0, $cnt = count($boxes); $p < $cnt; $p++) {
>>  if
>> (boolean_hook_function('special_mailbox',$boxes[$p]['unformatted'],1)) {
>>   $skip_folders[] = $boxes[$p]['unformatted'];
>>  }
>> }
>> (see sub-directory patch in the archive). From my point of view, the
boolean_hook_function() should be called to sort out any special folder
defined (preventing them from being accidentally being
>> deleted/renamed/moved).
>> Am I wrong, or is this a small bug in SM? Who'll take about this?
>
> special_mailbox hook is in functions/imap_mailbox.php.
>
> http://www.squirrelmail.org/docs/phpdoc/squirrelmail/imap/_functions_imap_mailbox_php.html#functionisSpecialMailbox
>

Please let me clarify. I know special_mailbox hook is called were you
mentioned it. But...

To get the plugin to work, there's a need for an call to the hook also in
src/folders.php. If you install the plugin and defines special system
mailboxes (e.g. "Spam") users still can move/delete the folder in the
"Folder menu" accidentially. I would expect them to be hidden (like SMs
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