Re: [imp] Search results of more than 100 messages cause 'error communicating with the server'

2014-08-20 Thread Tim ODriscoll

Quoting Michael M Slusarz :
The only thing I can think of is that your cache storage backend is  
not writable by the webserver.  You should make sure that cache  
files are actually appearing in the directory you have configured to  
store cache files in.


Thank you for the summary of the caching process. I've verified that  
the cache files are appearing for both the Horde Cache and Horde  
Sessions. I've put them into seperate sub directories off /tmp now  
(and changed their ownership to the same as the webserver) and files  
are appearing in there with the designated prefix. Each file ranges in  
size from 1 byte to 533Kb at the time of writing. I've tried changing  
the directory depth setting to no avail as well, so have put it back  
to 0.


So if I understand this correctly, IMP is caching the data correctly  
to disk but is not reading it back for some reason. Surely if apache  
can write the cache files in the first place, it should be able to  
read them back again? Indeed, if there was a caching problem it would  
manifest itself somewhere else as well?


Short of a complete server rebuild to wipe the slate clean, is there  
anything else I can try?


Many thanks,

Tim

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[imp] Removing "whitelist" and "blacklist" menu items

2014-08-20 Thread Brett Charbeneau


Zitat von Jan Schneider  horde.org>:

Please note that this setting doesn't have any effect for users that  
 have already rules set.



THIS is the precise piece of information I was missing. Thanks Jan!
I will add a concise narration of this adventure to

http://wiki.horde.org/CustomizingPreferencesH5

for future generations...


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Re: [imp] Search results of more than 100 messages cause 'error communicating with the server'

2014-08-20 Thread Tim ODriscoll

Quoting Brent :

To test you can write, try to upload a picture for a Contact.  If it
doesn't upload and show, then you can't write.


Thanks for the suggestion, Brent. I'm using an LDAP backend for  
authentication and personal addressbooks, and I can upload contacts'  
photo's fine.


I'm not 100% certain it is a caching problem anymore.. The cache files  
are getting created fine and the problem persists. The problem is  
still there even if I disable caching altogether.


I must have broken something else somewhere along the line.. I've got  
a spare server waiting to be a hot standby Horde server, so I'll  
probably set that up and get it replicating the databases and file  
systems, then switch all my users over to it before rebuilding the  
current server.


It's still really bugging me that there must be a config file I've got  
wrong somewhere though :-)


Tim

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Re: [imp] How to set 'Sent Items' to be the default Sent Mail Special Folder

2014-08-20 Thread Michael M Slusarz

Quoting Jan Schneider :


Zitat von Michael M Slusarz :


Quoting L. D. James :

I'm noticing that the messages are saved in the proper area, "Sent  
Items".  I was looking at the name of the special box in the horde  
side bar that said "Sent".  I thought it was displaying the name  
of the Sent mail storage area.  It turns out that holding the  
mouse over the name, "Sent", shows that it is indeed the "Sent  
Items" folder.


This is intentional.  This allows the backend value to be  
completely decoupled from the UI value (since it is common for the  
sent-mail to be the English "Sent" even on non-English  
configurations, but the native language value of Sent will be used  
for the display).


michael

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Reading his "mouseover" comment I noticed some inconsistency in the  
mailbox titles though, at least in master:


- Regular folders are full path, without the namespace
- INBOX is the translated HR label
- Special folders are the full path, with the namespace.

I think the first format should be used in all places.


Agreed.

michael



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