gmane.comp.horde.imp

Spam Button

Simon B — 2013-05-21T13:00:16

Hi

Please can someone review my imp/config/backends.local.php and provide
a hint why the spam and not spam buttons are not showing.

    'spam' => array(
         'innocent' => array(
             'display' => true,
        //     'email' => null,
             'email_format' => 'digest',
             'program' => '/usr/bin/spamassassin -k %u'
         ),
         'spam' => array(
             'display' => false,
             'email' => 'submit< at >spam.spamcop.net',
             'email_format' => 'digest',
             'program' => '/usr/bin/spamassassin -r %u'
         ),


Thanks.

Simon

Re: Turba and Imp preferences are not saved

Jan Schneider — 2013-05-21T12:01:14

Zitat von joe test <tech< at >omniweb.com>:


Enable debug logging.

Re: Username hook not working when sending email

Luis Felipe Marzagao — 2013-05-20T19:10:15

Em 20/05/2013 15:45, Michael M Slusarz escreveu:

Ok, thanks. I´ll make tests with latest git and report back.

Re: Username hook not working when sending email

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-20T18:45:18

Quoting Luis Felipe Marzagao <lfbm.andamentos< at >gmail.com>:


[snip]


This SMTP object has nothing to do with IMP.  It is being created by  
the Alarm system via Horde's mail factory.


This SMTP object is the one that is being created by IMP.  IMP uses  
(err... used) a different factory than the Horde default, since SMTP  
parameters can be changed within IMP's config.

But I'm about 95% sure this problem was fixed in git last week.  There  
was an issue where IMP could only use either IMP (i.e. IMAP server)  
authentication or hard-coded authentication.  It sounds like you have  
a setup where Horde auth != IMP auth.  This has been fixed by the  
'horde_auth' configuration parameter in imp/config/backends.local.php.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]

Re: Cant send mails; No Postfix-Login of Horde?

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-20T18:36:37

Quoting Michael Lehner <michael< at >lehner-online.net>:


Versenden der Nachricht ist ein Fehler aufgetreten: Failed to set  
sender: michael< at >lehner-online.net

Maybe your SMTP server requires authentication?  Regardless, this  
seems to be a SMTP issue, not an IMP issue.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]

Re: Cant send mails; No Postfix-Login of Horde?

Michael Lehner — 2013-05-20T18:20:41

Thx , Michael

I tried to send a mail with firebug installed.

I get this error message after 3 to 4 minutes:

|/*-secure-{"response":{"action":"sendMessage","success":0},"msgs":[{"charset":"UTF-8","message":"
Beim|| Versenden der Nachricht ist ein Fehler aufgetreten: Failed to set
sender: michael< at >lehner-online.net||
[SMTP: Failed to write to socket: unknown error (code: -1, response:
)]","flags":[],"type":"horde.error"||}]}*/

I'm using Postfix as SMTP-Server.

Thx for any hint.

Michael
|

Username hook not working when sending email

Luis Felipe Marzagao — 2013-05-20T04:31:02

Hello:

IMP 6.1.0beta2
Horde 5.1.0beta3

I have a username hook in horde that converts the username to 
username< at >example.com.

So the user inputs 'test' in horde login screen, and then 
$registry->getAuth() will return 'test< at >example.com'.

When I click "New Message" in IMP, the 'username' field in '_params' 
from Horde_Mail_Transport_Smtp is set correctly (with the 
'< at >example.com'), like this:


2013-05-20T04:06:47+00:00 DEBUG: Variable information:
object(Horde_Mail_Transport_Smtp)#277 (6) {
   ["greeting"]=>
   NULL
   ["queuedAs"]=>
   NULL
   ["_smtp":protected]=>
   NULL
   ["_extparams":protected]=>
   array(0) {
   }
   ["sep"]=>
   string(2) "
"
   ["_params":protected]=>
   array(10) {
     ["auth"]=>
     bool(true)
     ["debug"]=>
     bool(false)
     ["host"]=>
     string(9) "localhost"
     ["localhost"]=>
     string(14) "smtp.gmail.com"
     ["password"]=>
     string(17) "XXX"
     ["persist"]=>
     bool(false)
     ["pipelining"]=>
     bool(false)
     ["port"]=>
     int(465)
     ["ti

Re: Cant send mails; No Postfix-Login of Horde?

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-19T19:19:58

Quoting Michael Lehner <michael< at >lehner-online.net>:


This is the request to expand a contact.

If you are truly seeing no other HTTP entries, then there is something  
wrong with your browser in that it is not successfully submitting the  
compose message to the server.  You're going to have to do javascript  
debugging to figure out what is wrong.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]

Re: Cant send mails; No Postfix-Login of Horde?

Michael Lehner — 2013-05-19T18:07:06

able to
Send in the
Hey Michael,

thx for your reply.

The only request between browser and server is when imp is trying to
find the receipient of the mail I try to send:

217.254.95.102 - - [19/May/2013:20:00:07 +0200] "POST
/horde/services/ajax.php/horde/imple?token=irqPQLjJSgG-gt3kpZ2mag2&app=imp&imple=IMP_Ajax_Imple_ContactAutoCompleter&input=to
HTTP/1.1" 200 458
"https://62.113.200.150/horde/imp/dynamic.php?page=compose&popup=1"
"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:20.0) Gecko/20100101
Firefox/20.0"
217.254.95.102 - - [19/May/2013:20:00:09 +0200] "POST
/horde/services/ajax.php/horde/imple?token=irqPQLjJSgG-gt3kpZ2mag2&app=imp&imple=IMP_Ajax_Imple_ContactAutoCompleter&input=to
HTTP/1.1" 200 458
"https://62.113.200.150/horde/imp/dynamic.php?page=compose&popup=1"
"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:20.0) Gecko/20100101
Firefox/20.0"

Nothing more. After  a few minutes a socket error as ajax-popup appears.

Is there a special imp-logfile I can use to track the error?


Thx, Michael

Re: 6.1.0-git

Simon B — 2013-05-18T23:20:49

Hi Andy,

I seem to have missed the professional requirements for participating
in an open source project - perhaps you could point me to them?

Whilst you are doing so perhaps you'll also have the time to re-read
my email.  You will then perhaps notice I am not asking for a button
to down-grade.  I was simply making a point that the solution that was
proposed to me doesn't in fact make sense since it it will introduce
more problems than it solves.  Not being sure of what your profession
is, and frankly not caring or believing it worthy of influence in this
discussion I wouldn't dream of telling you you're in the wrong one,
but it seems to me that which profession it is doesn't rely too much
on comprehension.  More power to you my son.


Sure, I've done this - thanks for the advice.  Where do I send the
invoice for the $20 every month?



What you've failed to comprehend - stated as it was, although it's not
relevant to my point - is that the my issue IS in the test site.  My
production site is still runnin

Re: SASL authentication in IMP-6.1.0beta1

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-18T19:31:23

Quoting Arjen de Korte <arjen+horde< at >de-korte.org>:


As mentioned in the bug report, this is incorrect if you want to use  
Horde defaults for username/password.  That's because you are  
explicitly overwriting the default username/password passed in since,  
as mentioned in the documentation, *any *parameter in IMP's 'smtp'  
configuration array will overwrite the default value.  (This was  
broken in pre-6.1 versions of IMP, so the above *might* have worked by  
happenstance.)

In fact... if you are using Horde defaults, you don't need to define  
an 'smtp' entry in config/backends.local.php at all.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]

Re: Cant send mails; No Postfix-Login of Horde?

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-18T19:05:07

Quoting Michael Lehner <michael< at >lehner-online.net>:


Have you verified that the request is actually being sent to Horde?   
(e.g. you see a POST request in the httpd logs).  It is pretty much  
impossible to have a compose action fail and not have SOMETHING either  
logged or returned to the browser if the request actually makes it to  
the server.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]

Re: Turba and Imp preferences are not saved

joe test — 2013-05-18T13:51:23


this morning i updated Horde_Prefs from 2.4.0 to 2.4.1
i found that only imp has the problem saving preferences (turba was actually 
working /saving prefs)

Turba and Imp preferences are not saved

joe test — 2013-05-18T03:16:51

Hello - 
while testing the upgrade from horde 3 to 5.  I can save preferences for 
kronolith and nag however not for turba or imp.  I'm not sure what to check?  
All of the applications show "SQL DB schema is ready".  Appreciate any 
suggestions,
tyvmia
Joe

Re: 6.1.0-git

Andy Dorman — 2013-05-18T02:54:07

Simon, give it a rest.  If you need a button to back out a release then 
you are in the wrong profession.

To avoid surprises like you have apparently received here is what you 
should do in the future.

1. Pay $20/mo for a VM slice at Linode or your favorite VM provider
2. Configure an "alpha/beta" test server on this slice exactly like your 
production server(s).
3. Point an MX for test.mydomain.com at it with email accounts for all 
your staff (and sign up for a bunch of newsletters with those test 
addresses to generate lots of traffic)
4. Import and test new releases on your alpha/beta test server BEFORE 
pushing it to production.

Yeah, the little VM slice will be underpowered ($20/mo at Linode gets 
you 1GB RAM), but that is what you want in a test machine...

And if there is a problem with a release, no big deal...all that is 
affected will be your test site...just figure out the new config or send 
a suggested patch or report how to reproduce a bug reliably and let the 
developers fix it for you.

Re: 6.1.0-git

Simon B — 2013-05-17T21:07:19

wrote:
wrote:
has
be
changes.
servers
102%
both of
some
conf.php,
conf.php and in a hook, depending on the backend.  That is a confusing
configuration design.  Now all configuration takes place in a single
location.
the preferences ('move_innocent_after_report').
IMP
PEAR directory.

Oh, and I had a separate pear install - despite the install docs warning
that it's not recommended even if you do provide instructions for it - for
stage, and upgrading was a nightmare, which is why I moved to git.

Simon

responsibility of a software project anymore to support these kind of
"multiple-setups on a single machine", at least software projects that
don't have vast resources.  VMs are so ubiquitous, cheap, and easy to setup
and they accomplish precisely this.
apache or OpenOffice, I simple purge and reinstall (and by and large) my
settings and preferences remain intact.
version comes out (sorry, but I can only afford a 2gb/500gb/€50pm box, as
much as I would love a 32gb/1tb box).  And how does the database work?
mo

Re: 6.1.0-git

Simon B — 2013-05-17T21:03:32

wrote:
this
changes.
servers
102%
both of
conf.php,
conf.php and in a hook, depending on the backend.  That is a confusing
configuration design.  Now all configuration takes place in a single
location.
the preferences ('move_innocent_after_report').
IMP
PEAR directory.
responsibility of a software project anymore to support these kind of
"multiple-setups on a single machine", at least software projects that
don't have vast resources.  VMs are so ubiquitous, cheap, and easy to setup
and they accomplish precisely this.

Maybe not, but a downgrade path would be nice.  If, I discover a bug, in
apache or OpenOffice, I simple purge and reinstall (and by and large) my
settings and preferences remain intact.

You're saying, I have to create a virtual machine every time a new version
comes out (sorry, but I can only afford a 2gb/500gb/€50pm box, as much as I
would love a 32gb/1tb box).  And how does the database work?

If there's a schema change from 6.0 to 6.1 (which there was), how do I move
the delta data back t

Re: 6.1.0-git

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-17T20:51:45

Quoting Simon B <simon.buongiorno< at >gmail.com>:


I would disagree.  Previously, you may have had to configure in BOTH  
conf.php and in a hook, depending on the backend.  That is a confusing  
configuration design.  Now all configuration takes place in a single  
location.

Just because it is less familiar doesn't mean it is not easy.


Post-spam actions are a user-defined activity, so this is configured  
in the preferences ('move_innocent_after_report').


You could have cloned your installation.  Or installed to a different  
PEAR directory.

These days, it really isn't the (potentially time-consuming)  
responsibility of a software project anymore to support these kind of  
"multiple-setups on a single machine", at least software projects that  
don't have vast resources.  VMs are so ubiquitous, cheap, and easy to  
setup and they accomplish precisely this.

michael

___________________________________
Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]

Re: 6.1.0-git

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-17T20:45:02

Quoting Michael M Slusarz <slusarz< at >horde.org>:


This has been added to IMP 6.1.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]

Re: Preview, Reply and Forward windows broken with certain mail messages

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-17T19:28:04

Quoting Ruben Squartini <ruben< at >auger.org.ar>:


The problem is that the message is sent in ISO-8859-1, but the MIME  
headers report that the message is in UTF-8.  PHP's htmlspecialchars()  
is very fussy about charsets - if you give it the wrong information,  
it returns a blank string.  The ENT_SUBSTITUTE flag to the function  
would be useful, but it is only supported as of PHP 5.4  
(http://php.net/htmlspecialchars).

I guess we can do the same hack as we do with malformed headers in  
that we cycle through the two most common charset options, at least  
for Western locales (ISO-8859-1/Windows-1252 and UTF-8), to attempt.   
But at some point, Garbage in = Garbage Out.  So there is a chance  
that a message will continue to be undisplayable, since it is  
impractical to attempt to convert from every charset known to man.

Although we should probably be smarter about displaying a warning in  
IMP if the resulting string is empty, but the initial data input was  
not.

michael

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Re: 6.1.0-git

Michael M Slusarz — 2013-05-17T19:14:13

Quoting Rui Carneiro <rui.arc< at >gmail.com>:


Yes, but not out of the box.  The backends config is setup so that an  
admin can create custom drivers to do what they want, and then  
directly insert these drivers into the config.  See the IMP_Spam_Base  
information in the backends.php file.

It would make sense to create a 'null' action that ships with the base  
code that allows an admin to define a driver that does nothing and  
reports success based on the configured value for that 'null' action.

Don't set them to null.  Remove the entry entirely instead.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz< at >horde.org]