On 10/29/2005, "Ondra Kudlik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>when I was looking for source of problem with message forwarding I
>found these two things:
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>1/ there is function iil_ReadLine($fp, $size) but $size isn't used
>there. IMHO :) it should be used for fgets instead fixed value,
On 11/2/2005, "Martin Waschbüsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Yes, but that is exactly where my problem is:
>
>When I try to login, nothing happens and I get a timeout eventually...
>
>Any suggestions?
Are you trying the anonymous CVS or developer CVS?
Ryo
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Hi All,
Sorry for the silence... I've been on vacation this past week and just
finally got around to catching up with email (by which I mean deleting
300 spam messages).
I think I agree with what most of you are saying. I think the top
priorities should be to get 0.8.14-stable out (I think it's
Can you reproduce this on the dev server?
http://dev.ilohamail.org
https://ssl.ilohamail.org/devmail/
As I mentioned in my other email, if anyone has time, I can just tar up
the code that's running on the dev server (which, unfortunately, may
not be the same as what's in CVS) and hopefully the mi
I just skimmed through the thread, so I'm not sure what concensus was
reached (if any), but here're my thoughts:
I'm not convinced enforcing a unique name field has a net-positive
effect on usability. I like fields to be free-form as much as possible,
so that users have the maximum freedom to use
On 1/3/2006, "Martin Waschbuesch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>It all started because I found it confusing that if I import contacts, I may
>end up with multiple similar entries that look alike and have to browse
>through them to find the right one. So, my idea to make name unique came
>from ther
On 1/3/2006, "(Harvey Smith)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On a related note I wish the the IM contacts part was more free-form
>too. As it is (and is with most all other programs) it takes work to
>add support for a new IM-protocol and people can't have more than one
>ID for any one protocol (I
uot;Martin Waschbuesch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi Ryo,
>
>On https://ssl.ilohamail.org/devmail/ it works fine!
>
>Martin
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Ryo Chijiiwa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "ilohamail-devel"
>Sent: Sunday,
Martin, Andrew,
Create an account at: http://blog.iloha.net/newact.php
Then let me know what your user names are, and I'll add you to the blog.
Thanks,
Ryo
On 1/2/2006, "Martin Waschbüsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Am 2.1.2006 schrieb "Andrew Alderwick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>>Cool! Not that
On 12/29/2005, "Martin Waschbüsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>Can I set up GPG support with using MySQL as backend?
>
>I have not enabled it yet, but it seems that it uses a data dir?
IlohaMail's GPG feature requires some data to be stored on disk since
the functionality essentially
On 1/4/2006, "Martin Waschbüsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The strange thing is, I just tried the code in your tarball, and while it
>works on the demo server, it does not work of mine. Or rather, I have
>the same issue that the screen is not refreshed after I move / delete
>items.
There shou
Huh, breaking my inbox is a good way to get my attention ;-)
I've checked in the fix to CVS, so this should be fixed in the next 0.9
release. The problem basically is with trailing '\'. It gets
encoded as:
"... \\"
It seems like at least some browsers interpret that as '\' + '\"',
as oppose
I think the correct line should be:
$line = chop(fgets($ul_fp,5000))."\r\n";
This way the line endings will be "\r\n" regardless of what it is
$ul_fp.
Ryo
On 1/12/2006, "Andrew Alderwick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On 12/1/2006, "Andrew Alderwick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>On 12/1/200
Since fgets reads up to the first new line or the maximum length
specified (i.e. 5000), if the original line lengths are 76 bytes, the
resulting lines will still be 76 bytes.
Ryo
On 1/19/2006, "Marcin Rozmarynowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I think that 5000 bytes is too much to do 76 chars p
I don't know anything about TortoiseCVS but try "IlohaMail" (capital
"i" and "m") as the module name; IIRC it might be case sensitive.
Ryo
On 1/25/2006, "Peter Tirrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm trying to get the CVS snapshot, and for some reason can't get it to
>work! I downloaded Tort
Hey Peter,
Funny you mention that (I work at Yahoo ;-) But yes, we've been using
those libraries internally for a while now, and they're pretty sweet,
so I would encourage people to play with them.
Ryo
On 2/14/2006, "Peter Tirrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I saw this on slashdot this mornin
On 2/14/2006, "Ryan R. LaMothe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Are you allowed to use them since you are an employee of Yahoo?
The libraries released today are completely open source, under a BSD-like
license, so anyone can use them for pretty much any purpose.
Ryo
>-Ryan
I wouldn't say "dead"... more like in a coma :-)
I still use it for my own personal uses, so as long as I'm using it, I
wouldn't consider it officially dead.
Ryo
On 6/1/2006, "Thomas Lindell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I was wondering what the current status of this software is.
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>I
On 1/28/2007, "Listman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Has there been any more dev on the 0.9 branch as yet? I like this app,
>and have been using it for a long time, but I've got new servers to play
>with now, and my users are demanding more in the way of functions from
>there webmail.
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