Imp gives error when trying to send mail

[Tom Diehl]

Hi all,
I have searched the faq and docs but I am unable to find a solution for the
following problem. imp appears to work fine up to the point where I try to
send a message. When I press the send button I get the following error:
Warning: Undefined index: Send Message in
/home/httpd/html/horde/imp/compose.php3 on line 251

I am running horde 1.2.4, imp 2.2.4 and php 4.0.4pl1-3. The test page shows no
errors and the counters increment. This is on a redhat-7.0 system with all
of the latest updates applied. I have just set this up within the last week.
I originally set it up with horde 1.2.3 and imp 2.2.3 with the same results
except that the line number was 248.

Any help will be appreciated. If I missed something in the docs I should
have seen an RTFM with a pointer will do.

Also, is someone working on rpms for the latest updates?

TIA,

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Subject: Re: [imp] Attachments are getting corrupted

Quoting Plinio Barraza <plinio@zincro.com>:

> It seems I have a small bug in IMP 2.2.3 downloading attachments.  The
> attachments travel well through IMP and the internet untill one tries to
> download the attachment.  The problem does not seem to be ralated to any
> particular browser... IE, the file downloads well, but it is slightly
> corrupted.  In other words, IMP or Horde seem to be adding 4 bits of
> garbage at the begining of the attachment thereby redering it unredable.
> If one opens the downloaded attachment in a HEX editor, deletes the first
> four bits, and saves, the file is as good as new.

1. All kinds of files? Or just some types? Any other way you can narrow down 
when this happens?

2. Does this happen if you use the stable demo?

3. Does it happen when you use the devel demo?

> Is there anyone out there with lots of horde experience who could point
> out which file I might edit to correct this problem. 

view.php3 is where you'd start looking.

-chuck

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Subject: RE: [imp] Can't get past the login screen

Quoting "Timothy M. Butkiewicz" <Timothy@cyberMIND-usa.com>:

> Any reason why IMP would take a username/pass, not connect with the server
> and return a bad username and password?

Nothing that makes much sense comes to mind off the top of my head, but you can 
trace through IMP::createSession(), IMP::setupSession(), and IMP::authenticate
() in lib/IMP.php.

-chuck

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