> 2. I use qmail with vmailmgr as my MTA. I can login
> fine with virtual
> users, but local users seem to generate some kind of
> loop and I cannot
> login, it just loads forever. If I check my imap
> servers logs it shows
> that the authentification was successful, RoundCubes
> logs show no errors
> and neither do the apache-logs.
>
> I also have SquirrelMail installed and it works
> flawlessly as do
> stand-alone clients like Mozilla Thunderbird.
Similarly, I use qmail and was previously using IMP
without any problems.
I installed RoundCube last night and all seemed well,
but this morning I get a loop whenever I try to log
in.
This is true for all accounts, all of which are local
users.
The MySQL processes shows that RoundCube connects but
then sleeps.
Unfortunately I don't have access to any other logs at
the moment.
Is this a known bug and is there a fix
available/planned?
Thanks
--- Mattias Wikstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I just installed RoundCube and everything seems to
> work fine except for
> two things:
>
> 1. I use bincimap as my imap server with the
> maildir++ depot (same as
> courier-imap), which stores all the users folders in
> the INBOX.
>
> If I leave imap_root empty in the config (as is the
> default) all the
> folders are shown as being under the INBOX, but the
> Sent, Drafts and
> Trash folders are not assigned icons.
>
> If I change imap_root to "INBOX/" the folders are
> shown with correct
> icons but the Inbox disappears from the list and
> cannot be selected!
>
> 2. I use qmail with vmailmgr as my MTA. I can login
> fine with virtual
> users, but local users seem to generate some kind of
> loop and I cannot
> login, it just loads forever. If I check my imap
> servers logs it shows
> that the authentification was successful, RoundCubes
> logs show no errors
> and neither do the apache-logs.
>
> I also have SquirrelMail installed and it works
> flawlessly as do
> stand-alone clients like Mozilla Thunderbird.
>
> I realise that RoundCube is still in its infancy but
> the project looks
> very promising already! Alas I'm not a programmer,
> so I cannot
> contribute to the project (except with bug-reports
> ;).
>
> Best regards!
>
> Mattias Wikstrom
>
>
>
>
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