@girish i noticed that the UI seems to handle conversations much better though. Othetwise yeah its rough.

also for a de googled experiwnce i can whole heartedly recommend CalyxOS.

@phil24840552 said in Roundcube Login:

@nebulon
I dont know how to download them..
That seems to be the most popular.
https://packagist.org/packages/kolab/calendar
But i cant follow your tutorial. As the post before indicated alredy.

Just follow the instructions on https://github.com/kolab-roundcube-plugins-mirror/calendar (which is linked on the page you gave)

I read that file quickly, indeed it seems it can pull in email addresses from LDAP.

I agree this looks quite useful to have! I will open a bug to investigate - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/roundcube-app/-/issues/3 . I think this might need change to our LDAP directory first to make the username <-> concrete mailbox work well, have to investigate.

Some part of this like rate limits and notifications of hitting rate limits (for API, LDAP etc) are part of our focus in 6.3. We want to review all our current security settings before going multi-host.

Thanks for the heads up, pushed an update now. Updated PHP to 7.4 in the process.

Wow, that was fast! Thank you.

One small nit: I would add that the composer command needs to be run from within the plugin installation directory.

I also forgot one step:

chown -R www-data: ., also in the plugin installation directory.

Package update is out.

@girish something not cleaning up properly?

@necrevistonnezr It's working great. Thank you!

I know I'm going to need this when it's time to update the plugin. Make sure to remove the -master from the folder name so it's just "twofactor_gauthenticator" and use the code mentioned in the Cloudron doc page, and not the one on the plugin's github page.

array_push($config['plugins'], 'twofactor_gauthenticator');

@humptydumpty You may also want to review this post that was already sort of on this topic earlier I created: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3837/deleting-rainloop-in-favour-of-roundcube-what-happens-to-the-filters/

@humptydumpty thanks, I am still getting used to it.

Sometimes the darkgreen links are hard to read in a particular background.

The bright green links are definitely hard to read in the forum notification bell list as the unread ones are also bright orange.

I'm sure there's a way to tune dark reader for this.

@robi said in Roundcube Login:

Oh I see, so it's not FF integrated in Hamsket, it's just another instance of FF (portable).

Can you run more than one instance?

You can on Windows, as many as you want. Don’t know about Mac/Linux.

Thank you @girish 🙂

Updated, thanks!

@jdaviescoates it should be array_push($config['plugins'], 'myplugin');

@girish said in Roundcube seems to be out-of-date again.:

Thanks for notifying! We use an app called release bell to get notifications and it has bug for some repos like roundcube where we don't get notification. Generally, I check on these apps monthly manually. For the moment, if I missed it, just open a forum post here and I can push out an update.

We are fixing release bell in the mean time to support gitlab/gogs/gitea as well.

I found the github email notifications very reliable when setting "Watch -> Releases only".

And thanks for updating!

I have pushed out 1.4.2. Note that the package is a "major" version upgrade since the UI is kinda different (so you have to click update manually in the Cloudron dashboard, it won't auto update).

Changed 🙂 As it is the default configuration for Roundcube it is working like intended and we could leave it like this? I don't think its a rare use case but maybe it could be added to the documentation (which I always found very helpful).