Warning messages when click at Change Password.

[Somsak RAKTHAI]

Dear members,
   I used horde-1.2.3, imp-2.2.3, mysql-3.23.38, php-4.0.5,
apache-1.3.20+mod_ssl-2.8.4 running on FreeBSD-4.3.
   Now I can change password when I select menu
"Change Password".
   But when I select this menu, it has warning messages
at shown below my mail.
   I can change password but I don't want to show warning messages.
How to get rid of this messages ?
   This messages don't occur when I used mysql-3.23.35, php-4_0_4pl1,
apache_1.3.19+mod_ssl-2.8.1 running on FreeBSD-4.2. I don't know why.
   Please let me know how to get rid of this messages.

		thank you very much.
		    regards,
		    Somsak.

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Quoting Parag Godkar <paragg@konark.ncst.ernet.in>:

> Now after doing this, we would like to know if the user sessions, and his
> mysql and http connections would be automatically closed if the user
> accidentally closes his browser instead of logging out.

Session cookies last the lifetime of the browser. If you close the browser, the 
session dies. Users aren't associated with mysql connections; http connections 
naturally die with the browser...

> Also, we would like to know if we can set session cookie timeouts of say
> 20 minutes so that no user can use IMP for more than 20 minutes. If so,
> where are those settings?

No, the definition of a session cookie is that it lasts as long as the browser 
is open.

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Subject: Re: [imp] Display weirdness

Quoting Todd Aiken <taiken@ubishops.ca>:

> While on that subject, not to be nit picky, but I'm just curious as to why 
> when you log in to your INBOX that IMP starts on the page containing the
> last new mail message rather than on page one viewing the first new mail
> message (when sorted by arrival time in descending order)?   I get confused 
> sometimes when I log in and see only a couple of new messages, but then
> realise I am on page 3 and I have 40 other messages before this page.  I
> guess by the default arrival time ascending order sorting this would be the 
> correct page to jump to (assuming one would click on the next arrow to
> read the next message and not start at the end of the mailbox and work 
> backwards), but could it be changed to page one if sorting by arrival
> time descending order?

Which version of IMP are you talking about? 2.2.5 can't rely on the imap 
functions that we need to do this being there; 2.3 ought to get it right.

-chuck

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