Hello Jay,
On Thursday, January 23, 2003, Jay Lee wrote...
> Mercury IMAP Server 3.32 on Win2k Pro box
> Redhat 7.3 webserver with PHP 4.2.3
> Here's what's happening:
> 1. The left folder list says the inbox is always empty regardless of
> how many read or unread emails (0/0) there are. Opening the folder
> in the right window shows all the emails. All other folders show the
> correct amount of read and unread emails in the left frame.
This is curious. What does your IMAP server return for the status
command? Do the following:
# telnet localhost 143
> A01 LOGIN username password
> A02 STATUS "INBOX" (MESSAGES UNSEEN)
> A03 LOGOUT
#
The results returned from the A02 command should look something like
this:
* STATUS "INBOX" (MESSAGES 7 UNSEEN 0)
What does yours say? Does your 1.2.10 work okay?
> 2. Mercury is one of those IMAP servers that doesn't understand the
> concept of having folders and emails in the same folder. A folder
> can either contain subfolders or emails but not both. I enabled the
> "Show 'Contain Sub.' Option" but the left frame still wants to check
> my folders containing folders for the # of emails in them. Next to
> each folder containing folders I get a Not Available message.
I think we need to check on this, and make sure the server doesn't
return a \NoSelect on a folder. I'm not sure we can do this on a
STATUS query. We could just force a hiding of the "Not Available"
message.
> 3. Certain plugins seem to not find the SMPATH properly. Yes these
> plugins were written for 1.2.x and I understand the architecture for
> plugins has changed in 1.4 however, this seems like a relatively
> easily fixed problem. The error returned is:
> Fatal error: Failed opening required 'SM_PATHfunctions/global.php'
> (include_path='.:/usr/share/pear:/usr/bin') in
> /var/www/mail/beta/functions/prefs.php on line 14
> looks to me like SM_PATH is meant to be a variable and instead is getting read as
> part of the string.
Partially correct. Because SM_PATH is a constant, if it isn't
defined, PHP 'defines' the constant as itself. To work around this,
you need to define SM_PATH. At the top of the plugin code, above
*all* includes, you can put the following:
define('SM_PATH' , '../../');
Remove the chdir('..') line, and you should find that is most of the
work done. As you've noticed, a few of the files have moved. Correct
the files, and away you go... in theory.
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