I like it. I am probably going to put it on my backup server and try it
as a alternative install... Just to try it out. It would save me a lot
of trouble with running Evolution and Filters. I am no dev but i think
it looks good.
One idea, what about using an enum on the filter_field column instead
Steven Lynn wrote:
I was able to compile it in with your patch and I added the table to the
database. However, I think I am doing something wrong because cause I
can not seem to get it to filter. I turned up TRACE_LEVEL (5) but not
sure if I have it up high enough because I do not even see your
Steven Lynn wrote:
I like it. I am probably going to put it on my backup server and try it
as a alternative install... Just to try it out. It would save me a lot
of trouble with running Evolution and Filters. I am no dev but i think
it looks good.
One idea, what about using an enum on the filter
FYI, if you are using IMP H3 with dbmail 2.0.x and you are annoyed by
having all messages appear bolded in the mailbox (=unseen), do the
following:
Open horde/imp/mailbox.php and replace the row
if (!$h->seen || $h->recent) {
with
if (!$h->seen) {
This will disable checking of
Hi,
Can anyone help a newby with an issue I have?
My installation is Fedora Core 4 and Sendmail 8.13. I am unable to receive
mails for any of the users that are held in the MySQL database, I get the
error message 'user unknown'. I am guessing this is due to the user details
being stored in
> My filtering algorithm:
>
> 1) Read all filtering rules for current user with "SELECT filter_field,
> filter_value, mailbox FROM dbmail_filters WHERE user_id = '%llu' ORDER
> BY filter_id"
>
> 2) For every record read all mail headers and compare it with current
> record in dbmail_filters.