[imp] Logging

[Fábio Almeida]

I support Kevin's request... We've been having the same trouble (user
complaining about disappearing messages) and a session logger would indeed
come in very handy.
I wonder if it could be done with custom hooks.


On 3/28/07, Kevin Konowalec <webadmin at ualberta.ca> wrote:
>
> Would it be possible to add additional logging to Horde/Imp to show
> when a user deletes a message?  We have users claiming that imp "ate
> their mail" and although we have imap records of a deletion occurring
> we have no way to prove whether it was the user being stupid or if
> there's a bug in the system.
>
> Incidentally, it appears there may be a bug... user claims that he
> goes into his trash folder to delete specific messages (rather than
> just hitting "empty trash").  When he does it sits there spinning for
> about a minute... then the user gets frustrated and shuts down the
> browser.  When he comes back, all of his INBOX messages are gone but
> the trash messages he was trying to delete are still there.
>
> I'm in the process of investigating this (I have yet to be able to
> reproduce it) but if I manage to I'll definitely post a bug report.
> REGARDLESS... the additional logging would be VERY handy for
> administration purposes.  Actually what also would be extremely
> helpful is producing a session summary on logout showing number of
> messages read, sent, and deletes by a user in a particular session.
> Granted that might be tough since a lot of users don't log off
> properly but it'd still be a helpful tool if there was a way to do it.
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