[imp] Sorting of messages

Roman Boba Roman.Boba@inseko.sk
Tue, 2 Jan 2001 19:45:23 +0100
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Hi,




> Quoting Roman Boba <Roman.Boba@inseko.sk>:
>
> > I'm running IMP 2.3.6cvs. I'm logged in and let's say, I'm in my IMP
> > folder.
> > By
> > default, messages are sorted by date, oldest first,
> > so when I enter the IMP folder I see the oldest messages (page
> 1). Now, I
> > want
> > to see the newest message , so I click to sorting triangle. Now
>  I see the
> > desired page (again page 1). Now, I want to see to next page
> (2) of newest
> > messages, so I click next page . Huh, I'm on page 2,  but  it's
> second page
> > of
> > oldest messages . Feature or bug ? Or configurable ?
>
> I don't really follow you - if I'm on page 1 of my inbox, and
> click on the Date
> triangle to sort by date with newest first, and then go to the
> next page (page
> 2), I've got the second page of "most-recent" messages - the ones
> that came
> right before the first page, chronologically...

OK. and what if you now click back triangle , are you back on the page 1
"most recent messages" ?

On my web it works exactly I described, so it looks, like clicking (after
sorting most recent first) on next page triangle IMP starts again to sort
oldest first.

Roman

>
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Subject: RE: [imp] Sorting of messages

Quoting Roman Boba <Roman.Boba@inseko.sk>:

> On my web it works exactly I described, so it looks, like clicking (after
> sorting most recent first) on next page triangle IMP starts again to sort
> oldest first.

Do you have preference storage enabled? Can you verify that your preferences 
are being saved?


--mk23


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Subject: Fwd: Horde Problems...

----- Forwarded message from Wesley Witt <wesw@WITTFAMILY.com> -----

I saw that back on 11-18 you responded to a post on horde mail list.  I
never saw any reply that indicated if the guy got it working, but I am
having the exact same problem.  You response was to install the phplib
that come from horde.  I have done so and still get the same error:
 
Warning:  Failed opening '/home/httpd/html/horde/test.php3' for
inclusion include_path='/home/httpd/horde-phplib:.') in Unknown on line
0

One strange this is that after installing the horde rpm it is not
functional because the horde files are not placed in apache's document
root and there is no alias directive in the horde.conf file.  I easily
fixed this by adding the alias, but it really make me question whether
any of this really works.
 
Can you tell me why I am getting the above error and how it can be
fixed?
 
Thanks,
Wesley Witt
wesw@wittfamily.com <mailto:wesw@wittfamily.com> 
 

----- End forwarded message -----


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Subject: Re: [imp] Fwd: Horde Problems...

Quoting Wesley Witt <wesw@WITTFAMILY.com>:

> Warning:  Failed opening '/home/httpd/html/horde/test.php3' for
> inclusion include_path='/home/httpd/horde-phplib:.') in Unknown on line
> 0

Seems as though php-lib didn't get installed correctly.  Verify the path is 
there and that permissions are correct.  Look in the logs for further clues.

> One strange this is that after installing the horde rpm it is not
> functional because the horde files are not placed in apache's document
> root and there is no alias directive in the horde.conf file.  I easily
> fixed this by adding the alias, but it really make me question whether
> any of this really works.

I have never touched the horde rpm's and the 2.2.4cvs version I have running on 
a solaris box worked on the first try (with very careful reading of the docs).  
Make sure all your apache settings (I'm assuming you're running apache) are 
correct.  Here's what my setup looks like:

horde path:  /www/webapps/horde -> /www/webapps/horde-1.2.4cvs
imp path:    /www/webapps/horde-1.2.4cvs/imp
phplib path: /www/webapps/horde-1.2.4cvs/phplib

relative apache directives:

Alias /webmail "/www/webapps/horde/imp"
Alias /phplib "/www/webapps/horde/phplib"
Alias /horde "/www/webapps/horde"
<Directory "/www/webapps/horde">
  Options Indexes MultiViews FollowSymLinks
  AllowOverride None
  php_value include_path /www/webapps/horde:/www/webapps/horde/phplib
  php_value auto_prepend_file /www/webapps/horde/phplib/prepend.php3
  php_flag magic_quotes_gpc Off
</Directory>

That is all.  The reason I install horde into a directory with a version number 
and then link it to just "horde" is so I can upgrade easily and run multiple 
versions if necessary. When all the config files for a new version are verified 
to be ready, I just change the link and everything automagically works.

--mk23
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