[imp] over 800kb Attachment problems

[Daniel Eckl]

Let's say it PHP style if your imagination breaks at the windows level....

One imaginary webmail application does IMAP connections with a self written IMAP
client. Another imaginary webmail application uses the PHP IMAP functions
implemented through the c-client libraries.

If you have a PHP version that doesn't have built-in IMAP support, then first
app will work, second will fail.

This situation is very simplified and can be debugged very quickly through the
error messages. But since PHP has become such a comlex framework, this
situation can occur with a base requirement, that does weird things when
missing and not giving wonderful error messages.

Does this give you a understanding why your observations do not exclude Apache /
PHP from the list of possible points of failure?

If not, PLEASE DO NOT reply personally to me anymore as I spent too much time on
your problem while it seems you don't want a solution, but you want someone to
say: "Horde doesn't work! Sorry, we fix it for you!". Horde is working, that's
a fact. If you don't want this to be true, noone can help you.

Zitat von Antonio Guerrieri <ant at ultra5.unile.it>:

> Hi Daniel,
>
> On 21 dic 2003, at 23:38, Daniel Eckl wrote:
>
> > What do you want to tell me with your machine type and OS?
> >
> > Don't get the point, sorry.
>
> perhaps this is an OT so my apologies to the list...
>
> I don't use Windows so I don't meet the problems that Windows users
> usually meets...
> Probably Microsoft uses different (hidden) API, builds new set of dll
> and rewrites
> (to mess up) its software so It is *normal* what you say...
> but not in this case.
>
> What I want to say Is that it is quite strange that a php program (imp),
> which use the same apache and the same php used by another program (sm),
> works *so* differently in doing the same job...
>
> After days of tests MHO is that the problem is not apache/php related
> but program related (but I don't know what/where the problem is).
>
> Ciao
>
> Antonio
>
>
>