Hi:

I have installed Roundcube V.0.9.0 on an OSX Server running OSX 10.8.4. 
Roundcube is the webmail front-end to Postfix/Dovecot. Everything is working 
perfectly except for one thing. When an email is received which contains an 
image file attached, the image is replaced with a pink box in the Roundcube 
interface. The pink box is a gif file, and seems to be a place holder replacing 
the original image. This behavior is observed in all browsers: Safari, Chrome, 
and Firefox running under OSX and also by Internet Explorer running under 
Windows 8. If I bring up the same email in a regular mailer, like OSX Mail, or 
Thunderbird, the images display correctly the way they were sent. 

I have a TZ215 firewall and virus/trojan scanner, as well as additional virus 
scanning on the server protecting emails/images/attachments, so, having little 
or no concern for maleware  I have set Roundcube's user preferences in Settings 
==> Displaying Messages ==> Display Remote Images ==> to Always. That setting 
should allow Roundcube to properly display whatever image is received, but it 
doesn't. When I look at the raw email, I see a properly encoded email with 
mime-encoded attachments. 

Where in Roundcube's internals can I turn off/change this aberrant behavior? 

Thanks

--
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve 
neither liberty or security" - Benjamin Franklin

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