[imp] Groupd Sends address problem

Using Snapshot from 3/21 When I try and do a group send - the address looks correct on the compose page but the only address that gets sent to is @mydomainname - I don't get any user addresses. anyone else seeing this ? thx Bill -- Bill Graham Systems Administrator Hurley Public Schools

Re: [imp] problem with attachments in unicode (UTF16)

On Tue, 25 Mar 2008, Philip Steeman wrote: > I've tested the upload with all browsers I have > - IE6 (windows XP) > - IE7 (windows XP) > - Firefox 2 (windows XP) > - konqueror (Knoppix) > > All gave the same wrong result. When I view the file locally using the url file:///tmp/unicode.txt, Icewea

Re: [imp] problem with attachments in unicode (UTF16)

Quoting Tim Bannister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> > So it becomes corrupted when opened in Outlook or Thunderbird. >> >> I tested this with Iceweasel (Firefox) 2.0.0.12 on Debian Unstable as the >> client, and the latest stable releases of Horde and IMP with PHP5 on >> Debian Etch as the server. The

Re: [imp] opcode caches

On Mon, 24 Mar 2008, Liam Hoekenga wrote: > Has anyone compared the various PHP opcode caches with an eye towards > Horde / IMP? We're currently running eAccelerator, but I've also > built xcache and APC. What are people running out there? We are using APC running on Debian Etch with the stock

Re: [imp] opcode caches

Quoting Liam Hoekenga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Has anyone compared the various PHP opcode caches with an eye towards > Horde / IMP? We're currently running eAccelerator, but I've also > built xcache and APC. What are people running out there? I used to run APC, now I run IonCube phpa. My choice

Re: [imp] opcode caches

Quoting Liam Hoekenga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hey - Has anyone compared the various PHP opcode caches with an eye towards Horde / IMP? We're currently running eAccelerator, but I've also built xcache and APC. What are people running out there? I've been running xCache with good results. I use

Re: [imp] problem with attachments in unicode (UTF16)

> > So it becomes corrupted when opened in Outlook or Thunderbird. > > I tested this with Iceweasel (Firefox) 2.0.0.12 on Debian Unstable as the > client, and the latest stable releases of Horde and IMP with PHP5 on > Debian Etch as the server. The browser says the content-type is > text/plain

Re: [imp] problem with attachments in unicode (UTF16)

I've tested the upload with all browsers I have - IE6 (windows XP) - IE7 (windows XP) - Firefox 2 (windows XP) - konqueror (Knoppix) All gave the same wrong result. Philip Otto Stolz schreef: > Hello, > > Andrew Morgan schrieb: >> I tested this with Iceweasel (Firefox) 2.0.0.12 on Debian Unsta

Re: [imp] Best way to achive email hosting for several domains

Thank you Andrew and Jan. I'll give it a try.. Best regards. Robi Andrew Morgan wrote: > On Thu, 20 Mar 2008, Roberto Nunnari wrote: > >> Hi Jan. >> >> Could you please point me to a howto or introduction to >> vinfo hook? >> >> Thank you. >> Robi. >> >> >> Jan Schneider wrote: >>> Zitat von Ro

Re: [imp] problem with attachments in unicode (UTF16)

Hello, Andrew Morgan schrieb: > I tested this with Iceweasel (Firefox) 2.0.0.12 on Debian Unstable as the > client, and the latest stable releases of Horde and IMP with PHP5 on > Debian Etch as the server. The browser says the content-type is > text/plain when it uploads the attachment. Here

Re: [imp] opcode caches

> Has anyone compared the various PHP opcode caches with an eye towards > Horde / IMP? We're currently running eAccelerator, but I've also > built xcache and APC. What are people running out there? We use APC as (on our systems) it crashes frequently, but less often than eAccelerator. -- T