IMP 2.3.7

[Klaus Kuusela]

Hi!

STATUS:
- IMP 2.3.7 - CVS
- Horde (latest cvs)

Tell me simply, how can I get mysql connection work for imp 2.3.7 ??
I've created user previliges and horde + imp -tables, but I can't connect 
into tables...

I've tried to configure conf.php (IMP confs) .... but it doesn't work 
out... IMP doesn't save my setting as user... etc.
(this must be simple task to do... but I can't find it... :) )


t. Klasu



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Subject: Re: [imp] Japanese language support.

Quoting Chris Crowley <ccrowley@tulane.edu>:

[japanese language support]
> Has this been worked on?

Not really. 2.3 (and 2.2 for that matter) has hooks to send the right charset 
if it's defined in lang.php(3); any other issues haven't had anyone pushing 
them, so not much has gotten done. If you've got people who need the feature, 
can provide samples of what needs to be handled and expertise on how it should 
be handled, I'm certainly willing to tackle the problem.

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] constant already defined

Quoting Malek Hadj-Ali <lekma@chello.nl>:

> What can I do if I have the same constant defined twice in two different
> include files?
> i.e. : the errors below are cause of the fact that in imp/index.php3 both
> ../lib/horde.lib and ./lib/imp.lib are include and they define both
> constants no_action, send_message and mailto.
> 
> which one should be used or is it a bug in PHP that can't handle a new
> DEFINE for the same constant?

I'm pretty sure it's a php bug since I've never been able to reproduce this 
problem, and very few people report it...

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] Mail status refresh

Quoting "Federico E. Petronio" <petronio@ifeva.edu.ar>:

> I found that IMP-2.2.4 does not refresh the mail status from the status
> bar. Looking in the code I found that the line 55 ( $refresh = true ) in
> status.php3 is not there like in IMP-2.2.3. Is that a miss or a
> security/bug update?

It was a change to a javascript-based update so that it wouldn't keep 
refreshing once an alert box had been generated. It'd be better if you could 
help us figure out why the javascript isn't working - I know it worked when I 
tested and committed it, but I barely use 2.2 these days...

-chuck

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

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

> Wondering if this means anything.....
> 
> Output of test.php horde session in /tmp
> 
> myhost:/tmp# cat sess_881c11489637a3336fe05b201e8d50b1
> horde_test_count|i:5;
> myhost:/tmp#
> 
> Output of what I think is the imp session. Does it mean anything that this
> is any empty file and test tes.php file is not?
> 
> myhost:/tmp# cat sess_54b07940556dd311628ddc6ad778d129
> myhost:/tmp#

Well... it might mean something, and it might not. For one thing, you say you 
_think_ that's the IMP session - have you turned on cookie warnings and looked 
at the session id value that's used to make sure? Etc... if sessions work in 
test.php but not in IMP, you have strange issues...

-chuck

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