Can't attach anything bigger then 1mb?

[Kris von Mach]

Hi,

I had that problem, until I realized that I go through a caching proxy.
Squid...

And the default http post in squid is 1MB I believe.

Connecting directly, not going through a proxy, and attaching files works
fine. I have attached 5MB files in both imp 2.2.4 and imp 2.3.7

I am running on FreeBSD Apache 1.3.17 with php 4.0.5

in my php.ini I have:

file_uploads    = On                            ; Whether to allow HTTP file
uploads
upload_tmp_dir  = /var/tmp                      ; temporary directory for
HTTP uploaded files (will use system default if not specif
upload_max_filesize = 10M

post_max_size           =       10M             ; Maximum size of POST data
that PHP will accept.

max_execution_time = 30     ; Maximum execution time of each script, in
seconds
memory_limit = 64M                      ; Maximum amount of memory a script
may consume (8MB)

I'll probably lower the memory_limit, I was just increasing it cause I
though this would help... So I don't know if bug 617 was fixed, cause I
don't seem to have bug 617-like issues anymore.

__
Kris Mach.



>From chuck@horde.org Date: Mon,  5 Mar 2001 13:51:47 -0500
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Subject: Re: [imp] Bug(?): Default sorting direction and sorting criteria don't affect search results

Quoting Axel Suppantschitsch <as@suit.at>:

> If you use the search function in the latest 2.3.7-cvs version of imp, the
> search result won't be sorted by the default sorting criteria and the
> default sorting direction saved in the display options (user settings). The
> result will always be sorted by the arrival/message time in ascending
> direction. If you try to change the criteria or the direction by clicking
> another column, or clicking the small arrow symbol the changes won't be
> executed...

Fixed in cvs. Thanks for pointing that out.

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] Turba and IMP 2.3

Quoting Paul Juliano <paul@edsamail.com.ph>:

> Can anyone give pointers on how to configure Turba with IMP 2.3?  I got the
> CVS of Turba along with Horde and IMP, and the ~turba/docs/INSTALL file 
> doesn't contain anything (0 bytes). 

You'll need to do a bit of code reading; it is fairly bleeding edge still. The 
short version:

1. Set up a source in config/sources.php.
2. If that source isn't public, set up Horde auth.
3. Make sure you've copied over all the .dist files.

Yes, all of this will get documented eventually... If you get it all working, 
write down the steps, and we'll have the documentation! =)

-chuck

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