Re: [SM-USERS] load continuously for some emails in some languages with utf-8 charset

2010-08-26 Thread Paul Lesniewski
>> 100% CPU load after clicking the "Submit" button??  Do you mean after >> you click "Submit" and go to the INBOX message list?  Or do you really >> mean the Display Options page "Submit" button locked up the server?? > > while() cycle in sm_truncate_string() assumes that strpos/mb_strpos advances

Re: [SM-USERS] load continuously for some emails in some languages with utf-8 charset

2010-08-26 Thread Paul Lesniewski
>> Environment: only install squirrelmail-1.4.21.tar.bz >> Result: 100% cpu loading after go to Options > Display Preferences > set >> "Chinese Trad" in Language > Submit > > 100% CPU load after clicking the "Submit" button??  Do you mean after > you click "Submit" and go to the INBOX message list?

Re: [SM-USERS] load continuously for some emails in some languages with utf-8 charset

2010-08-26 Thread Tomas Kuliavas
Paul Lesniewski wrote: > > 100% CPU load after clicking the "Submit" button?? Do you mean after > you click "Submit" and go to the INBOX message list? Or do you really > mean the Display Options page "Submit" button locked up the server?? > while() cycle in sm_truncate_string() assumes that s

Re: [SM-USERS] load continuously for some emails in some languages with utf-8 charset

2010-08-26 Thread Paul Lesniewski
>> Thank you for the further example specimens.  So far I cannot >> reproduce the issue, so your continued help is appreciated.  It's >> likely due to version differences, perhaps in particular, the mbstring >> functionality is not reliable across versions. > > Actually I just use the sources file

Re: [SM-USERS] load continuously for some emails in some languages with utf-8 charset

2010-08-26 Thread nethubonline
Paul Lesniewski wrote: > > Thank you for the further example specimens. So far I cannot > reproduce the issue, so your continued help is appreciated. It's > likely due to version differences, perhaps in particular, the mbstring > functionality is not reliable across versions. > Actually I ju