[imp] Problems sending attachments

[Antonio Guerrieri]

Hi,
On 3 dic 2003, at 12:49, David Chang wrote:

>
> I have such problem like you before,because i enabled "VFS system for 
> storing
> unloaded attachments" for IMP configuration . Which VFS system was SQL 
> backend.

It is just set to false... I think it is the default...
I tried to set it to true but uploads are again stored in /tmp  with no 
changes
It seems that it has no effect...

I have created images of various size and it seems I can't send them
if they are greater than ~820KB... if they are creater (>~830 KB) imp 
returns a blank compose page...


Thanks

Antonio

>
> I disabled it and problem fixed.
>
> David Chang
>
> Should we use the Horde VFS system for storing uploaded attachments?
> 引用 Antonio Guerrieri <ant at mailing.unile.it>:
>
>> Hi Eric,
>>
>> On 2 dic 2003, at 01:04, Eric Rostetter wrote:
>>
>>> Quoting Antonio Guerrieri <ant at mailing.unile.it>:
>>>
>>>> The file is correctly uploaded but I receive an attachement of
>>>> (always)
>>>> 0 bytes if it is greater than 1MB.
>>>
>>> Check /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf and check the value of
>>> LimitRequestBody
>>
>> I have made a fresh apache installation in /usr/local/apache2
>> so I haven't the conf.d directory in /usr/local/apache2.
>> Do you think apache/php search /etc/httpd/conf.d still?
>> I have moved /etc/http /etc/http.rh.
>>
>> I have changed /etc/php.ini -> upload_max_filesize = 20M
>> and restarted apache.
>>>
>>>> With a file of 2MB I get a blank page without errors.
>>>
>>> Sounds like the php limit maybe?
>>
>> I have created an image of exactly 2MB and this happens only with this
>> file...
>> With other files they are attached with a size 0...
>> BTW consider that SquirrelMail works well on the same machine... also
>> with big files...
>>
>>>
>>>> php.ini is configured to allow uploads of 20MB (upload_max_filesize)
>>>
>>> Did you restart apache after changing php.ini?
>> Yes
>>>
>>>> With the previous version of imp and horde I hadn't these problems.
>>>
>>> In some versions you can set the limit in horde configuration files
>>> as well as php files, so check that.
>>
>> I have checked horde/config/horde.php, horde/imp/config/servers.php...
>> what else?
>>
>>>
>>>> RedHat 9
>>>> Apache 2.0.47
>>>
>>> Make sure you don't have any lines like:
>>>
>>>          AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
>>>
>>> in your /etc/httpd/conf/*.conf files.  If you do, they will conflict
>>> with
>>> the filters in /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf and cause the situation you
>>> describe.
>>>
>> I'm using the directory tree of the fresh apache installation...
>>
>> Thanks
>> Antonio
>>> --
>>> Eric Rostetter
>>> The Department of Physics
>>> The University of Texas at Austin
>>
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