[imp] Trouble with redirecting mails

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von Jens Wahnes <wahnes at uni-koeln.de>:

> Using the latest stable version of IMP (6.2.8), I'm experiencing
> several problems when using the "Redirect" function.
>
> If I use the "Mobile (Smartphone/Tablet)" mode, open up a message and
> click on More / Redirect, I'm able to enter an address to which the
> message should be redirected.  However, when I hit "Send Message", this
> view just closes and the message that I tried to redirect is displayed
> again.  There is no indication in the GUI that there has been trouble
> redirecting the message, but in fact the message isn't redirected.  In
> Horde's log file, there is a line
>
>   WARN: HORDE [imp] PHP ERROR: Invalid argument supplied for  
> foreach() [pid 21140 on line 2392 of "[...]/imp/lib/Compose.php"]
>
> This only happens when *redirecting* from Mobile mode. Doing a
> "regular" forward from Mobile mode is fine.
>
> Similar trouble exists when using the "Basic" mode. When trying to
> redirect a message in basic mode and entering just one recipient, a
> Javascript alert appears which says "You must specify a recipient."
> This does not happen if I press the comma key after the first e-mail
> address (i.e. a little frame is put around the address and I can add
> another), so the problem here seems to be that the text entered into
> the "To" field is not checked the way it is when forwarding a message
> from basic mode.  When forwarding a message in basic mode, I can see a
> little frame appearing around the (only) address in the "To" field
> after I hit the "Send" button but before the window closes and the
> message is actually forwarded.
>
> Also, hitting the "Cancel" button in the redirect window doesn't work
> in Basic mode.
>
> Are these problems actually bugs in IMP or is there something else
> wrong with our setup which may be causing this?  We've turned on
> Javascipt and CSS caching in Horde recently, so I thought this might be
> the cause.  But then, the trouble persists even after clearing the
> browser's cache or when using another browser.  However, maybe I should
> also mention that when forwarding or redirecting mail, I always typed
> in addresses which were not in the address book.  Otherwise, the
> "missing frame around the e-mail address" problem would probably not
> appear.
>
>
> Jens

Please create a bug ticket.

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Jan Schneider
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