@nocture The folders are not shown in RoundCube-0.1-stable by default. To display the default folders, change the line // automatically create the above listed default folders on login $rcmail_config['create_default_folders'] = FALSE; into: // automatically create the above listed default folders on login $rcmail_config['create_default_folders'] = TRUE; within your file /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/roundcubemail/config/main.inc.php
New howto for RoundCube 0.1-stable with MySQL Today i've updated my howto which explains how to setup RoundCube 0.1-stable with MySQL on an ISPConfig server. This guide explains how to configure RoundCube manually and (alternative) with the installer RoundCube script as well. The howto is available here. The howto is quiet self explaining, but if support is still needed, ask your questions here.
Hallo everybody, I think I found a bug in Roundcube. When I have no mails in my inbox and I switch to another folder I can not sort the folder. But when I have mails in the inbox everything works fine. I tried this with FF 2, 3 B4, IE 7, IE 8 B1 and Safari 3.1 - it works with no browser. daff
That's no bug, because when there is nothing in the folder, there is nothing to sort. Same behaviour when you have only 1 mail in your folder. If you have more then 1 mail in on of your folders then there is something to sort.
Yes but when I change to another folder where more when 1 mails are inside I can't still change the order.
I just verfied that, but i can't confirm that behaviour. Do you have the following lines within your config/main.inc.php file: // default sort col $rcmail_config['message_sort_col'] = 'date'; // default sort order $rcmail_config['message_sort_order'] = 'DESC'; (I am using Opera as my browser). What happens, when you reload the page?
The entries in the main.inc.php are set. I can also reproduce this problem in Opera. I have created a test account where you can test it: https://www.kirche-c.de:81/roundcubemail/ user:test pw:test When you move a mail from the trash to the inbox and reload it works but then you don't do this the bug still apears.
I've logged in within the test account and i see what you mean. Maybe it has something to do with your server. (it's very slow as well). The weird thing is that if you double click, you can sort descending or ascending.
After having a closer look to the problem, I think indeed that sorting is not working 100% as it should be. I don't see the behaviour, like you have (doubleclick) but SOMETIMES sorting is not possible indeed. There is also a similar problem, when you view images. Have a look here: http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484804 I guess this issue will be fixed in a next release. Thanks for your report.
I have on more problem (evt. bug? ). Roundcube don't show the correct number of new messages in the inbox. After a while (i guess after a autoreload of the program) it shows the correct number.
Yes it stays software Have also a look here: http://trac.roundcube.net/report/9?sort=milestone&asc=1 I only wrote the howto's an built the packages, but iám not RoundCube developer, so you need to be patient.
Today one of my customers report bug in roundcube, user cant delete mail in own folders, because roundcube dont create trash folder...isue has been solved here http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1471594 Next thing i see is when you write mail and check you want to be informed about delivery...response have webx_user mail addres instead normal.. Have someone idea where rewrite this behavior?
Do you mean in your email client? Most email clients allow you to set up filter rules, so you could set up a filter rule that checks if the subject contains ***SPAM*** and then puts the mails into the junk folder.
I mean in Roundcube ! I know there is a hack for Roundcube from http://temp.leveilleur.net/func.rar for the func.inc file. Once downloaded, and you change : // START MODIFICATION BY [email protected] - SPAM FIX // Check to see if this subject contains our spam line and is not in the // designated junk mailbox if ( $mbox=='INBOX' ) { //if ( ( strpos( $cont, $CONFIG['spam_subject']) ) && ( $mbox != $CONFIG['junk_mbox'] ) ) { if ( ( preg_match($CONFIG['spam_subject'],$cont) ) && ( $mbox != $CONFIG['junk_mbox'] ) ) { $is_spam = 1; } } and in config.main.inc, you just put : $rcmail_config['spam_subject'] = '/^\*\*\*SPAM\*\*\*/'; With that, all mails tagged with ***SPAM*** go directly in the junk folder. That's cool when you have hundred of spam mails by day ! BUT : it does not work anymore with the new RoundCube 0.1-stable package I mean there are big troubles sending mails with this hack ! You can perfectly receive mails but when you send a mail, it freezes roundcube saying it is "sending mail" ... if could wait 30 minutes, it still the same ! (I must say it works PERFECTLY without this hack) Any idea ???
This might be what you are looking for. http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15704 has nothing really to do with roundcubemail but does what your looking for.
