[imp] Problem with new php's rpms

[Federico E. Petronio]

Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:

> Quoting "Brent J. Nordquist" <bjn@horde.org>:
>
> > On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Federico E. Petronio <petronio@ifeva.edu.ar> wrote:
> >
> > > $this->pt['s'] = '1'; $GLOBALS['imp'] = new ; $GLOBALS['s'] = '1';
> >                                         ^^^^^^^
> > I'm not a PHP wizard but that looks suspicious.
>
> Yeah, that's definitely broken. Now the question is why the session data is
> corrupted, and only some of the time...

The problem appears by steps. First there are some problems when attaching
files:

--------------------------------------
Warning: File Upload Mime headers garbled [ in
/home/httpd/html/horde-1.2.4/imp-2.2.4/compose.php3 on line 1

Warning: Cannot add more header information - the header was already sent
(header information may be added only before any output is generated from the
script - check for text or whitespace outside PHP tags, or calls to functions
that
output text) in session.inc on line 439

Warning: Cannot add more header information - the header was already sent
(header information may be added only before any output is generated from the
script - check for text or whitespace outside PHP tags, or calls to functions
that
output text) in session.inc on line 440

Warning: Cannot add more header information - the header was already sent
(header information may be added only before any output is generated from the
script - check for text or whitespace outside PHP tags, or calls to functions
that
output text) in ./templates/doctype.inc on line 8

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and if I run test.php3 in that moment I get:

-----------------------------------------
Per Session Data: 1

Session ID: eea5e51169d4181c336010023379d9ce

If this page works correctly, then you have a correctly configured
HordeSession class. You should be done with PHPLIB setup.
Warning: Uninitialized variable or array index or property (classname) in
session.inc on line 283

Warning: Variable passed to reset() is not an array or object in session.inc
on line 283
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Thanks...


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                                        Federico Petronio
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Subject: Re: [imp] Downloading Whole Folders

Quoting John Imholz <imholzj@musc.edu>:

> How do I find out if anyone is working on a feature?

You ask. :)

> Specifically, I'd like to see an additional folder operation, "Download" for 
> when users hit quota, they can download a folder(s) in the standard .mbx 
> format.  They then could archive it off to a CD or something and would be 
> able to read it in (probably far into the future) with just about any e-mail 
> client that supports local mailboxes.

Okay - interesting feature. Do other admins have an idea of the 
usefulness/confusion factor of this feature? It shouldn't be too hard to 
implement, though it'd probably be kind of time-consuming...

-chuck

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