[imp] saving identity info and dynamic IP in headers problem

[Thomas Bolioli]

Everybody,
I wiped out the horde config files and started from scratch and this 
fixed the problem of non saving user prefs.
Thanks everybody,
Tom


Lidie Steve wrote:

>
> On Feb 8, 2005, at 8:23 PM, Thomas Bolioli wrote:
>
>> I also have confirmed that the entry for last login is getting set in 
>> horde_prefs. This one has me stumped...
>
>
> It's probably this problem:
>
> for, instance, the last_login value from the horde_prefs table was an 
> IMP-scoped second of the epoch, but it's now a horde-scoped 
> multi-valued field with other data accompanying the second of the 
> epoch. So I cannot simply copy it from the old DB to the new, but must 
> re-format it before the last login time/location is displayed properly.
>
>
> So, remove the IMP-scoped field named last_login.
>
>
>
>>
>>
>> Thomas Bolioli wrote:
>>
>>> Also, it keeps on telling me the last login was never despite having 
>>> logged in with this version before. Any ideas on that?
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>> Tom
>>>
>>> Thomas Bolioli wrote:
>>>
>>>> I have 2 issues, one is that my users IDs are not saving in the 
>>>> latest version of IMP when I edit them under options. Nothing is 
>>>> getting saved. I realize the horde framework is part of this so I 
>>>> am cc'ing that list. Originally I upgraded the db and it was not a 
>>>> fresh install. After it did not work, I wiped out everybody's 
>>>> settings and the entire DB (except turba_objects, I found what I 
>>>> needed to edit there to get the address books working) and it still 
>>>> does not work. I can not edit the default ID, nor can I create a 
>>>> new one. I am working on a mac with both FF and safari. Neither one 
>>>> works. Any ideas?
>>>> Also, IMP is setting as originating IP the dynamic IP of the user's 
>>>> browser. This is causing false spam classification on user's email 
>>>> sent from my very static, very properly configured rDNS established 
>>>> mail server. How do I change IMP's default behavior of declaring 
>>>> the sender's browser IP as the originating IP address, thus 
>>>> triggering spam filter's, including spam assassin, from classifying 
>>>> them as spamy?
>>>
>>>
>>>
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