On 08/06/2012 03:44 PM, Reindl Harald wrote:
>> $rcmail_config['enable_caching'] = TRUE;
>
> only a workaround which leads to have a large amount
> of data which origins in a database in another one
>
> i doubt roundcube is only one way to trigger this
If you find one, please let me know. The leakage seems to occur if and
only when you retrieve the same message simultaneously in concurrently
connected clients. So yes: it will happen, but that also makes it *very*
difficult to reproduce - other than with roundcube. I've tried with
imaptest which allows you to setup multiple client session. But I
couldn't trigger the problem: zero-leakage.
>> I noticed that using:
>> $rcmail_config['index_sort'] = FALSE;
>> will trigger a server-side SORT which is quite slow. I suggest using
>> $rcmail_config['index_sort'] = TRUE;
>> which will cause much faster client-side sorting
>
> for which roundcube version is this?
> i do not find this value in my config
an older one (0.3.1) from ubuntu-lucid
> however, the problem did also exist on the iPhone of the
> same user after change sorting to a different column
Mmm, my wifi network is flaky, so I can't test with my iPad.
d9be93dc71415671918e5f97f1
> IMAP: fix broken structure for Apple multipart disposition
>
> seems to work with the test-message with the missing attachment
> hopefully this is not too specific.....
No, it wasn't.
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