[imp] Can't run
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> Zitat von Webmaster <webmaster@4cheapdomains.net>:
>
> > I had began that process (3.0) and ran into a world of trouble with
> > Pear
> > etc.... 3.0 has no simple way to install. 2.0 seems easier. Once 2.0
>
> Hm, most people report 3.0 being easier to install, and now that the
> documentation is completed, it should be no great hassle.
I was hoping 3.0 to be easier, but it wasn't my experience. Your script
(test.php3) says pear is installed but not new enough, but I think their is
a bug because I can't find Pear anywhere on my server. I have look manually,
I have whereis's the poop out of it...!
>
> > was
> > going I was going to watch for a "Refined" install of 3.0 and then have
> > at
> > it. Is their not anyone that has any idea how I can defeat these
> > errors:::
> > With 3.0 it requires too many plugins what are not even widely
> > supported
> > with "major" systems. By this, I mean some of the modules I was coming
> > across that needed installed were made by
> > BillBobCountrySoftwareWriters.RUs
> > and I don't even feel comfortable installing them because we know
> > nothing
> > about them....? Whereas 2.0 does not require "ALL" these plugins. At
>
> What "plugins" do you talk about? PHP extensions? Why don't you trust the
> developers of PHP extensions, but the developers of PHP itself or us, the
> Horde developers?
I mean Pear, and their were 2 more that I don't remember now that 3 required
that 2.0 didn't...
>
> > Pears
> > site they don't even have ANY install docs or in their file.
>
> PEAR gets installed together with PHP. If you want to install pear alone,
> check out http://horde.org/pear/
I tried this link, but it says to simply backup your current directory, and
throw these files in... I need it all set up because I do not have Pear al
ALL. What good will it do me to make a dir and throw it in if the system is
not setup with the correct directives to find and process what's is that
directory??
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>From timmy@invisibles.org Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 14:19:50 +0000
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Hi,
I've just upgraded to the release versions of horde2.0, imp3.0 and
turba1.0 after having been running the cvs version for a while (last
updated a couple of months ago).
I've started to get weird imap folders (named like äs2¼R…@) created ever so often
since the upgrade.
I'm running php 4.0.6 + 4.1's pear plus UW imapd.
I never noticed anything like this with the cvs versions.
Cheers,
Tim
>From jan@horde.org Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 15:27:50 +0100
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Subject: Re: [imp] Can't run
Zitat von Webmaster <webmaster@4cheapdomains.net>:
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jan Schneider" <jan@horde.org>
> To: <imp@lists.horde.org>
> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 4:43 AM
> Subject: Re: [imp] Can't run
>
>
> > Zitat von Webmaster <webmaster@4cheapdomains.net>:
> >
> > > I had began that process (3.0) and ran into a world of trouble with
> > > Pear
> > > etc.... 3.0 has no simple way to install. 2.0 seems easier. Once
> 2.0
> >
> > Hm, most people report 3.0 being easier to install, and now that the
> > documentation is completed, it should be no great hassle.
>
>
> I was hoping 3.0 to be easier, but it wasn't my experience. Your script
> (test.php3) says pear is installed but not new enough, but I think their
> is
> a bug because I can't find Pear anywhere on my server. I have look
> manually,
> I have whereis's the poop out of it...!
>
>
> >
> > > was
> > > going I was going to watch for a "Refined" install of 3.0 and then
> have
> > > at
> > > it. Is their not anyone that has any idea how I can defeat these
> > > errors:::
> > > With 3.0 it requires too many plugins what are not even widely
> > > supported
> > > with "major" systems. By this, I mean some of the modules I was
> coming
> > > across that needed installed were made by
> > > BillBobCountrySoftwareWriters.RUs
> > > and I don't even feel comfortable installing them because we know
> > > nothing
> > > about them....? Whereas 2.0 does not require "ALL" these plugins.
> At
> >
> > What "plugins" do you talk about? PHP extensions? Why don't you trust
> the
> > developers of PHP extensions, but the developers of PHP itself or us,
> the
> > Horde developers?
>
> I mean Pear, and their were 2 more that I don't remember now that 3
> required
> that 2.0 didn't...
>
> >
> > > Pears
> > > site they don't even have ANY install docs or in their file.
> >
> > PEAR gets installed together with PHP. If you want to install pear
> alone,
> > check out http://horde.org/pear/
>
> I tried this link, but it says to simply backup your current directory,
> and
> throw these files in... I need it all set up because I do not have Pear
> al
> ALL. What good will it do me to make a dir and throw it in if the system
> is
> not setup with the correct directives to find and process what's is
> that
> directory??
PEAR gets automatically installed with you php distribution unless you
compiled it with --without-pear.
Check the page /horde/test.php?mode=phpinfo for the include_dir value, this
is where you pear resides.
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>From marco@cs.muw.edu Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 08:37:18 -0600
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I would like to thank all the horde development team for this impressive
version. Everything is running great (for a change) on my installation.
Just one quick question, how do I allow users to sign a message before it is
sent out using gnupg?
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>From jan@horde.org Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 15:36:46 +0100
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From: Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>
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Subject: Re: [imp] horde login
Zitat von Aaron Solochek <aarons@aberrant.org>:
> I'm using imp (3.0) login for the horde login. My current setup doesn't
>
> use the horde page at all, but now I want to add turba into the mix.
> There are two ways I can see doing this and maintaining the sort of
> interface I like, but I'm not sure if either are possible.
>
> The preferred method would simply be having turba "integrated" into imp.
>
> Ideally, an addressbook icon in the top icon bar.
You can add icons for any horde app by editing config/menu.php
> The other method would be using the standard horde framework (ie, the
> iconbar on the bottom, rather than having the webmail link directly
> pointing to horde/imp). The problem I have with this is that once you
> login, you're staring at a white page until you click on either the
> webmail or address book icons. If I could have it automatically load
> imp upon login into horde, I think that would solve that problem. I
> thought I saw some option for doing this, but now nothing seems
> apparent.
There shouldn't be a white page. That's an error you should fix or you'll
miss our great summary page. :-)
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>From jan@horde.org Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 15:50:44 +0100
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Subject: Re: [imp] IMP & PGP
Zitat von Marco Obaid <marco@cs.muw.edu>:
> I would like to thank all the horde development team for this impressive
>
> version. Everything is running great (for a change) on my installation.
>
> Just one quick question, how do I allow users to sign a message before it
> is
> sent out using gnupg?
There is no gpg/pgp support in imp currently. But patches are welcome - as
always.
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>From jan@horde.org Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 15:32:48 +0100
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Subject: Re: [imp] Non DNSd hostname being used for refresh tag.
Zitat von Richard Green <richard@rdgreen.co.uk>:
> Thought as much. Anyway, after digging around sendmail.org, I have
> managed
> to get it all working now. Once again, thanks for the development of
> some
> great software. No more reliance on any other sites webmail. Where do I
> send
> the pizza / beer ??!
Will probably be cold when it reaches us. We're currently spread at four
countries. ;-)
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