On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 18:38:53 -0500 (CDT)
"Chris Winterrowd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another concern I have is if we host all of the preferences on a
> single database cluster, when a user logs in, the preferences will be
> subject to network latency - this is ok if it is only during login or
> It does, like multilogin, allow you to change any and all settings in
> SquirrelMail's main config file on a per-domain or even per-user basis
> (multilogin does it, of course, on a per-IMAP server basis). Its
original
> intent was as you guessed, but it has evolved to offer a lot more
> flexibi
> > If the multilogin plugin stored preferences (and address books and
> > personal dictionaries) into a format such as
> > data/imap-server/imap-username - we might be able to use it, instead
> > of creating multiple instances of SM.. but since we'd want to change
> > configuration options based o
> > The big issue I've run into in this scenario is how to install a
> > single instance of SM and have it connect to multiple servers and
> > store the preferences on a per post office basis- the multilogin
> > plugin doesn't change the way preferences are stored (i.e., if my
> > login is 'bobsmit
Hello Chris,
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, Chris Winterrowd wrote...
>> [..] Also you might want to check to see if your IMAP server has
>> support for server side sorting, and if so, enabling it in the
>> SquirrelMail configuration (it's under the General options iirc in
>> config/conf.pl).
> We
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, Jon Angliss wrote...
> PHP 4.3.x is supposed to handle multi-byte characters a little better
> than the earlier versions, so that'd be a good start. For a trial, you
> might want to try throwing 1.4.1[cvs], or 1.5.0[cvs], against the same
> user, as there have been som
