Quoting Janne Peltonen :
I'm not. But mm, the queries used in say, shares, use searches based on
bitwise fields etc... So if a read is going to take a couple minutes to
complete because no indices can be used because the queries are coded
against all cautions in the database server documentation
I've recently installed the Horde Groupware Webmail Edition on my
Debian Server to replace Roundcube, and have set the character set to
UTF-8. However, when I open any HTML emails, I get the message
"This message was written in a character set (UTF-8) other than your own.
If it is not displayed
The issue has been discussed and resolved. You can find it in the
archives, but if you're lazy, here's the skinny of possiblities:
1) Your php is out of date or you're using the old json library
2) Your preferred language is not set correctly
3) Your locale setting needs to be updated
Search
Any ideas? suggestion? to modify the font default.
regards
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* Janne Peltonen wrote:
> Hi!
>
> We've been running IMP here at the University of Helsinki since 2001,
> and performed a major upgrade last summer, straight into Horde Webmail
> Edition 1.1.1. Since then, there has been no end of problems we've been
> running into, most notably all kinds of per
After a fresh clean install of horde webmail 1.2.2 login always return the
same message in /tmp/horde.log :
Mar 22 18:59:08 HORDE [error] [imp] FAILED LOGIN for gilles [192.168.xx.yy]
to {127.0.0.1:143 [imap/notls]} [pid 27541 on line 139 of
"/var/www/horde/imp/lib/Auth/imp.php"]
I follow the
