May 17, 2012
5:59 am
by: Yoni

Site Updates

update

Thank You Martin for letting me know about the issues with the site. Your comments were extremely useful. I was able to duplicate each one of these issues myself. I have updated the code accordingly and now users should be able to register and post just fine.

For the most part it was W3 Total Cache causing a lot of headache. After testing each one of the settings I realized that database caching either using disk, enhanced disk or wincache will simply break the registration process. Also Minify is causing some issues here and there. I have enforced SSL login as requested. This should have been in place ever since the site came online.

-Fixed Users Registration Process
-Fixed broken CSS
-Updated Apache mod-security rule

Please, if you find any other issue with the site again let me know. Again, I appreciate your comments :)

Posted in General

May 10, 2012
9:40 pm
by: Yoni

MyRoundcube Plugins Update

05/10/2012

Updated Plugin Version Notes
calendar 8.8 Fixed: problem with Google CalDAV. Reminders for all day events were not sync’ed properly.
Fixed: Feed access supports now short urls (.htaccess modification is required as shown in config.inc.dist).
template_objects Plugin Skin has been updated.

 
 

Updates now available in our mirror server. Please, check your Plugin Manager Center to download this update.

The Plugin Skin bundle can be downloaded from our download section.

NOTE – Remaining issue: Google does not return the correct reminder time for all day events. It always returns the reminder time 8 hours before start time. This issue can reproduced with Thunderbird/Lightning. There is no workaround at this moment.

Posted in Roundcube

May 9, 2012
12:23 am
by: Yoni

Unbuntu Email Server LAMP +Postfix + Dovecot + Amavisd-new + Spamassasin + ClamAv + Roundcube +++

After having a blast with my Subsonic installation in Ubuntu Server, I decided to move yet again another “production” server into my Ubuntu farm. This time is not about convenience but performance. I’ve been an hMailServer user for few years and I find hMailServer to be the easiest e-mail server that I’ve ever come across. It not only gets the job done but it is also the best free alternative you will find out there for the Windows platform. If you are like me and keep e-mails indefinitely, over the years your mailbox will become a major problem for the server that it hosting your e-mail service.  You probably have around twenty folders with thousands of e-mails in each one of them. Been there-done that. The problem is not keeping your e-mails for the records but having a client application and a server capable of managing the load. This is where hMailServer has started to show signs of the problems that I will face in a very near future and where my first Linux based email server shined! – not without few ‘huh?’ and ‘opss!’ let me tell you.
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