Excellent. I've implemented this and it works well. Thank you. Doug
On Sun, 05 Mar 2006 14:14:15 +0100, Sjon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would propose that in program/steps/mail/func.inc line 1027 the > following is changed: > > if (get_boolean($attrib['showimages']) && $ctype_primary=='multipart' && > $ctype_secondary=='mixed' && sizeof($MESSAGE['attachments']) && > !strstr($message_body, '<html') && strlen($GET_URL)) > > into something like this: > > if (!$CONFIG['never_show_attachments_inline'] && > get_boolean($attrib['showimages']) && $ctype_primary=='multipart' && > $ctype_secondary=='mixed' && sizeof($MESSAGE['attachments']) && > !strstr($message_body, '<html') && strlen($GET_URL)) > > This might even make it into CVS if someone commits it ;) You can apply > it to your own installation quickly though. Then add the setting to your > main.inc and it should work > > Regards, > Sjon > > Doug Robbins wrote: >> Perhaps I need to clarify by way of an example... >> >> I receive an email with a series of jpegs attached, totalling perhaps 10 > mb. The mail is a multipart/alternative message from an OE user with a new > digital camera. :) >> >> When I try to view the message, Roundcube attempts to open all the > attached images for *display inline*. This fails -- either because of an > apache timeout or a PHP limitation. >> >> I don't want Roundcube to open and display these images inline. I want > it to simply open the text portion of the message and indicate that there > are attachments (i.e., provide links for downloading or viewing each > attached image). >> >> Doug >> >> On Fri, 3 Mar 2006 15:00:12 -0330 (NST), "Doug Robbins" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> When I try to open a message with a large attachment (or a collection > of >>> attachments that add up to several megabytes), Roundcube spins for a > while >>> then times out and displays only a blank white page. >>> >>> By 'large' I mean in the area of 8mb or more. >>> >>> It seems that it is trying to read the attachments, and either Apache > is >>> timing out or I'm hitting a PHP limit (I haven't investigated that >>> closely). >>> >>> Can Roundcule be configured to NOT (attempt) to read large attachments >>> when opening a mail? (On the same server, Squirrelmail manages to pop > the >>> same messages open without problem.) >>> >>> By way of background, I'm running the beta release of Roundcube on the >>> same machine as the imap server (wu-imap). Caching is disabled in the >>> Roundcule config. >>> >>> Any help appreciated. >> >> >>
