I finally had a chance to install the Roundcube plug-in. It's fantastic! Thank you to everyone whose hard work has gone into its development. I apologize in advance if these questions have already been asked/addressed elsewhere in this thread. At 41 pages and growing, it's becoming difficult to digest. 1.) The overall page layout when viewing the plug-in's Account tab appears to be missing a header include or similar. Please see attached screenshot. 2.) I receive the following message when I first hit the Junk section or attempt to save a password change: Code: Soap Error: You do not have permission to access this function. Fetchmail, Autoreply, and Mail Filter all function as expected. Are the permissions outlined in the installation guide ( http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showpost.php?p=213239&postcount=20 ) sufficient? Per the guide, the permissions relevant to SPAM/Junk rules appear to be: Code: mail_spamfilter_user_get,mail_spamfilter_user_add,mail_spamfilter_user_update Did I miss something during the installation? I'm happy to assist with implementing solutions if these are "real" problems and not simply "operator error". Thanks!
I resolved the first issue by modifying /ispconfig3_account/skins/default/templates/account.html, line 22, and changing Code: <div id="mainscreen"> to Code: <div id="prefsscreen"> Is this a change that should be committed?
As to my second issue, I was able to resolve it by applying the correct Remote User permissions. I determined that the following checkboxes in the Remote User interface allowed each section of the plug-in to function properly: General Mail alias functions Password Client functions Fetchmail Mail fetchmail functions Autoreply Mail user functions Mail Filter Mail user filter functions Junk Mail user functions Mail spamfilter user functions Mail spamfilter policy functions Mail spamfilter whitelist functions Mail spamfilter blacklist functions Obviously, setting the checkboxes via the ISPConfig Remote User interface overwrites the values that were inserted manually during installation. So, either one should set the values during installation using the interface, or the instructions should be updated to include all of the necessary permission flags. Perhaps at some point in the past the necessary permission checkboxes had not yet been added to the interface, but at this point, I see no reason to insert the values manually during installation. Using the interface seems to be far less error-prone. EDIT: I realized that I was following outdated instructions. Horfic's post at http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?p=235926#post235926 is newer than the one I was using (NeeChee's at http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showpost.php?p=213239&postcount=20 ). Horfic does mention which permissions need to be enabled for the Remote User, although his list is longer than mine. I don't receive any errors in the Roundcube plug-in with the shorter list of permissions enabled, but it's possible that something isn't working behind-the-scenes.
soap error: login_error_regex I always get a "soap error: login_error_regex" when I try to use any of the ispconfig plugis for roundcube. I'm using Ubuntu 10.04, ISPconfig 3.0.4.1, followed the guide http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?p=235926#post235926 from Horfic and tried roundcube 0.3 and 0.4 from Subversion 115 revision. The problem is that have no idea where to look for the logs to solve the problem, nothing in apache logs, nothing in ispconfig logs.... Any idea? Thanks for your great job.
One of the core developers would probably know exactly what the issue is, but in their absence, we're left to troubleshoot on our own. I searched the ISPConfig source-code for that error string and it's found in interface/web/mail/form/mail_user.tform.php (line 90). From what I can tell, the error is triggered because the local portion of the email address fails the designated regular expression check, which is as follows: Code: ^[a-z0-9][\w\.\-_\+@]{1,63}$ The part I don't understand is why this code is even being executed when you're using the Roundcube webmail plug-in. I can't even find any reference to the string "validators" in the Roundcube plug-in source code. Again, one of the developers would know more. Out of curiosity, what email address are you using (just the first part)?
you should debug Code: /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/classes/remoting_lib.inc.php as i did, it was helpful to me
here -> ispconfig 3.0.4.1 -> rc 0.7 i did it, but still i have the isssue did u changed anything else?
Thanks guys, as skuli434 says, the latest version of the trunk still needs a change in some files. Now is working. Thanks again
does <div id="prefsscreen"> works for you? i have still page scrambled, exactly like cbj4074's screenshot
I did not find this to be the case. I checked-out rev. 115 and did not have to make this change. Line 75 contains the ['login'] key, so you must not have the latest revision, rkhalil. You didn't change the Roundcube template from the default, did you? Are you sure that you are modifying the correct file? Be sure to examine the actual HTML source of the page to ensure that the <div> ID is indeed "prefsscreen". It's worth noting at this point that the Roundcube skin cannot be changed from the default if the plug-in is to continue to function. I tried duplicating the default skin directory, changing its name, and then using the skin, but the plug-in interface falls apart. This indicates that something within the plug-in is hard-coded to the default skin, which should be addressed.
here rc 0.7 plugin trunk 115 as u see: Code: /var/www/roundcubemail-0.7/plugins/.svn # cat all-wcprops K 25 svn:wc:ra_dav:version-url V 40 /ispconfig3_roundcube/!svn/ver/115/trunk END restoring mainscreen instead of prefsscreen solved the issue now it's working well and Account tab is not scrambled mah!
I'm using Roundcube 0.3.1, so perhaps this line was changed between Roundcube 0.3 and 0.7. If I understand you correctly, you implemented this change before testing the interface, and then found the interface to be scrambled with this change in-place. Yes? And undoing this change (reverting the ISPConfig plug-in code back to its original state [rev. 115]) fixed the problem? If that is all correct, then users will need to check their Roundcube versions before implementing that change. Anyway, glad to hear that everything is working!
If I delete a rule from the Mail Filter section of the Account tab, the rule continues to be applied. The problem appears to be that while the Mail Filter is deleted, the Custom Rules entry that is created along with the rule is not. This behavior may be confirmed within the ISPConfig interface (Email -> Email Mailbox -> [email protected] -> Mail -> Custom Rules). At first, I thought that this may have been caused by whittling-down the list of function permissions that are enabled for the Roundcube remote user. More specifically, I had left the following boxes unchecked, as I could not find a need for them to be enabled, despite the fact that they are listed in Horfic's instructions: Mail Domain functions Mail whitelist functions Mail blacklist functions Server functions I tried enabling the above permissions, but the Custom Rules are not deleted when the Mail Filter is deleted via the Roundcube interface. If the Mail Filter is deleted via the ISPConfig interface, the accompanying Custom Rules entry is deleted, too, so this does indeed appear to be a bug with the Roundcube plug-in.
yes we changed servers and due of our new svn addon for ispconfig the domain changed from svn.web-wack.at/ispconfig3_roundcube to svn.web-wack.at/svn/ispconfig3_roundcube EDIT -------------- All issues regarding, install, bugs, features, language, etc will be now handled here http://bugs.web-wack.at/projects/isp3-roundcube PS: People who already got an svn account or are contributing with translation should please create an account and write a pm to me so I can give them right permissions. PPS: I'm sorry for the long absence and the missed translations!
ispconfig3_autoreply layout/safe button problem hey, i`m running ispconfig 3.0.4.2 with roundcube 0.5.4 (backports) and using your current122-plugin set. all plugins working fine, except the ispconfig3_autoreply. the layout is broken and the safe-button ist not working. if i disable the autoreply-plugin everthing looks fine. is this a bug or what can i do to use this plugin?
