Gary:
I'll give it a try over the weekend and see what I can come up with.
Thanks for the help!
Tod
Gary Mort wrote:
> After looking through the code a bit, I think you can solve your issue
> using the imap_init plugin and one minor core change. All in all it
> looks like an hours coding and 3 hours testing.
>
>
> imap_init is called in: program/include/rcmail.php so all you need to
> do there is
> 1) Create your own socket/connection to the server and logon
>
> $imapsocket = yourconnection();
>
> 2)set imap->conn->fp property to the socket your have opened
>
>
> $GLOBALS['IMAP']->conn->fp = $imapsocket;
>
> 3)set the logged property on connection so it knows it is connected
>
>
> $GLOBALS['IMAP']->conn->logged = TRUE;
>
>
> Now for the core code change:
> In the imap library, the connect code is a do/while loop. This means it
> always tries to connect at least once, even if you are already
> connected. And while it is possible to force the imap_generic option to
> abort the connection attempt by setting userid or password to nothing,
> it won't abort before setting logged to false, so roundcube will not
> think it is logged in. Change that from a do/while loop to a while
> loop[move the condition to the top], or surround it by an if not
> connected clause, and you can bypass processing if you have already
> connected.
>
>
>
> /program/include/rcube_imap.php
>
> /do {
> $data = rcmail::get_instance()->plugins->exec_hook('imap_connect',
> array('host' => $host, 'user' => $user, 'attempt' =>
> ++$attempt));
>
> if (!empty($data['pass']))
> $pass = $data['pass'];
>
> $this->conn->connect($data['host'], $data['user'], $pass,
> $this->options);
> } while(!$this->conn->connected() && $data['retry']);/
>
>
>
> And that's it, you should be all good.
>
> Sorry I couldn't be more help. I actually haven't used RoundCube
> before.... I was let go a couple months ago and am in the process of
> setting up my website for doing web engineering freelancing. The only
> reason I signed up to this list is because I want a webmail app to
> segregate out my email from multiple domains/addresses properly and
> RoundCube looks like the best one[Horde looks slightly better feature
> wise, but as too MANY features for my simple needs, while Squirrelmail
> has too few]. I don't currently have a test environment to throw all
> this onto to test it.
>
> This was a fascinating problem though, so thanks for a few hours diversion.
>
> -Gary
--
Tod Pike
Manager of Enterprise Services
School of Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa
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