THANKS again everyone I did what you suggested and set the .
4. General Options
12. Allow server charset search : false
Now i do not get any errors, but the message filters do not do anything
at all. If i run a regular search it does what it should and lists all
the emails i was searching for. So if search is working shouldn't
message filters work too ??? Do they not just use the search command ???
Anders la Cour Bentzon wrote:
On 2004-07-14 09:51, Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
squirrelmail files usually don't include CR symbols. Patch is done
against modified version of sm or you have extracted SquirrelMail
files with utility that converts unix line endings to dos line endings.
That's probably my fault; it might have been converted to CRLF when I
scp'ed it to my Windows box which I use for e-mail. You can also find
the patch at http://www.bentzon.net/uidpatch:
#wget http://www.bentzon.net/uidpatch
That should leave the line endings intact, right?
Have you tried disabling charset search in SquirrelMail config.
conf.pl
4. General Options
12. Allow server charset search : false
you can put any value in SquirrelMail default charset option.
SquirrelMail scripts won't allow misconfiguration and revert to
charset used by translation.
The problem is that when SquirrelMail reverts back to another
character set, it doesn't send a UID:
C: A049 UID SEARCH CHARSET ISO-8859-1 ALL SUBJECT {8}
^^^^
S: + ok, send 8 bytes of data.
C: bincimap
S: A049 NO SEARCH failed: [BADCHARSET ("US-ASCII")]
C: A050 SEARCH CHARSET "US-ASCII" ALL SUBJECT {8}
^^^^
S: + ok, send 8 bytes of data
C: bincimap
S: * SEARCH 507 512 515 530 532 533 673 734 736 737 738 739 766 768
830 831 862 863 864 866 867 925 926 957
S: A050 OK SEARCH completed
C: A051 UID FETCH
507,512,515,530,532:533,673,734,736:739,766,768,830:831,862:864,866:867,925:926,957
(FLAGS UID RFC822.SIZE BODY.PEEK[HEADER.FIELDS (Date To Cc From
Subject X-Priority Content-Type)])
But it uses a UID FETCH to get the data.
Therefore, the IMAP server (at least Binc) returns a search result
unrelated to the one expected by SquirrelMail.
I got it to work by including $uid_support as the last argument in
line #83 in functions/imap_search.php. As I said earlier, I am almost
clueless when it comes to the SquirrelMail source, so if anyone here
can confirm this, please do so. It seems to work fine for me.
Gotta run again...!
Anders
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