[horde] Composer packages way behind git

[J.M. Stoorvogel]

Hi Torben,

I've used Roundcube for a while and I really missed the extra  
functionality. The breaking point was cPanel stopped supporting  
ActiveSync/Z-Push.

So I went rogue and tried Horde 6 again.

I've encountered your issues, solved many cases on my own and until  
now I'm happier than before. ActiveSync works flawlessly, so does Imp  
and many others. With Kronolith the vacations aren't working yet, some  
static function turned non static or whatever.

Ralf clearly wants to push a stable Horde 6 this year.
https://www.ralf-lang.de/2025/01/08/back-to-the-source-code-the-2025-agenda/

Currently I'm looking into this:
https://www.ralf-lang.de/2024/01/13/horde-6-return-of-the-git-tree/

to use git repos for testing and developing. I highly recommend this  
post, it might be exactly what you need.

What actually would be very handy is a container preconfigured for  
development and testing...

Greetings,


Citeren Torben Dannhauer <torben at dannhauer.info>:

> Hi all,
>
> I like horde and give it another try to migrate from from the very  
> outdated h5 to h6 for my little soho setup.
>
> However, in the latest composer imp packages are still bugs I fixed  
> in git already more than a year ago.
>
> As I am not a php pro: how much effort is it to package the git  
> stuff once again into composer packages so it is convenient to  
> install.
>
> I’m still asking myself it is it wise to stick with the great horde  
> project, or if it is better to move over to round cube and get  
> maintained code…
>
> Thanks for your feedback and advice.
>
> Warm regards
> Torben
>
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