[imp] How Ready is 2.3.7?

[Nick Ustinov]

by the time i had to launch turba wasn't ready. it was easier to take my old
code and adjust it for horde  -- anyway, it's not too functional. maybe i
will move to turba later when i have time. meanwhile users are happy with
what they have :)

as for sms -- well, i can contribute, but i am not sure if there will be any
use of that for you. it's like a mobile informator feature -- maybe you've
seen microsoft outlook mobile manager -- you can adjust that it forwards
messages/notices to your mobile phone upon specific rules, let's say if you
haven't logged in for 1 day and then you want your messages to be forwarded
to your mobile phone from 9am to 6pm. 

it can do that, but first of all i am not sure if there are gateways to sms
via e-mail in other countries but Latvia  (i can e-mail to
123456789@sms.provider.lv and it will reach the destinations mobile phone as
SMS message) and second is that this module only stores information about
the user's settings in MySQL database. I've modified cyrus' deliver program
to look up the database and see if message should be forwarded to the
recipient upon reception.

if anyone is interested i can share.

Nick Ustinov

nick@videinfra.com
http://www.videinfra.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Hagenbuch [mailto:chuck@horde.org]
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 5:03 PM
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Quoting Nick Ustinov <Nick.Ustinov@videinfra.lv>:

> nothing much, really ;) - password change against mysql, cyrus dot fix
> (replacing . to ~) in username, own contacts, some sms functions, sieve
> filters, filtering in username for high-ascii chars, since cyrus goes
crazy
> with that and maybe something else i dont remember

Is there a reason you're not using Turba, or are you planning on switching
once 
Turba is more released? Also, the SMS stuff sounds interesting - anything
you 
might be interested in contributing?

> btw, chuck -- did you fix that ' and " issue in fullname in horde_prefs? 

No, I haven't had a chance to look at it yet...

-chuck

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Quoting Nick Ustinov <Nick.Ustinov@videinfra.lv>:

> it can do that, but first of all i am not sure if there are gateways to sms
> via e-mail in other countries but Latvia  (i can e-mail to
> 123456789@sms.provider.lv and it will reach the destinations mobile phone as
> SMS message) and second is that this module only stores information about
> the user's settings in MySQL database. I've modified cyrus' deliver program
> to look up the database and see if message should be forwarded to the
> recipient upon reception.

Ah, okay - sounds a bit site-specific. Cool, though. :)

-chuck

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Quoting Nick Ustinov <Nick.Ustinov@videinfra.lv>:

> btw, chuck -- did you fix that ' and " issue in fullname in horde_prefs? 
> in compose.php around line 31 i had to do:
> 
>         $name = str_replace('"','',$prefs->getValue('fullname'));
>         $name = str_replace("'",'',$name);   

It might have been stored incorrectly (double escaped single quote).  Try 
updating to the latest cvs and set your fullname in the preferences again.  I 
just made the correction in the sql driver.

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