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    • nebulon
      nebulon Staff last edited by

      This seems like a good addition to Cloudron as an alternative to Rainloop. It is already packaged with Docker as well.

      https://github.com/jasonmunro/cypht-docker
      https://hub.docker.com/r/sailfrog/cypht-docker/

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      • jdaviescoates
        jdaviescoates last edited by

        I quite like the look of this and given how under developed every single open source webmail client it it'd be nice to have as many options to try out as possible.

        I use Cloudron with Gandi & Hetzner

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        • W
          will last edited by

          Reading His page is hilarious.
          "Cypht is not your father's webmail. Unless you are one of my daughters, in which case it is your father's webmail."
          I like it, most open source webmail apps work and look like mid-2000s crap. (Looking at you SoGo, Rainloop, etc...)

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          • yusf
            yusf @will last edited by

            @will Honestly SOGo isn’t that bad. Cypht looks like something out of Bootstrap 1.0 though πŸ˜‰

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            • murgero
              murgero App Dev last edited by

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              • necrevistonnezr
                necrevistonnezr last edited by

                Despite the last stable release being two years old, this project is very actively developed in dev-master (https://github.com/jasonmunro/cypht) and the Docker imaged referenced by @nebulon is regularly updated as well.

                Some of the modules are interesting as well (https://cypht.org/modules.html) :

                • 2fa: TOTP based 2 factor authentication using the Google Authenticator mobile app
                • api_login: Login using an API to provide single sign on ability
                  contacts: Contact management. Requires at least one contact backend module set to be enabled
                • ldap_contacts: Support for contacts stored in LDAP
                • dynamic_login: Allows user to authenticate against a list of popular mail services, or to auto-discover the services for the specified E-mail address
                • feeds: RSS/ATOM feed support
                • imap: IMAP E-mail account support
                • imap_folders: IMAP E-mail folder management support
                  pop3: POP3 E-mail account support
                • profiles: Profiles to set reply-to, name, and signature to associated E-mail accounts
                • saved_searches: Save and re-run searches easily
                • tags: Tag content for easy searching/filtering. Not yet functional

                @jdaviescoates was looking for tags...?

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                • jdaviescoates
                  jdaviescoates @necrevistonnezr last edited by

                  @necrevistonnezr said in Cypht - Lightweight open source webmail application written in PHP and JavaScript:

                  tags: Tag content for easy searching/filtering. Not yet functional

                  I was indeed. Shame they aren't yet functional. But at least they are working on them!

                  I use Cloudron with Gandi & Hetzner

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                  • robi
                    robi @jdaviescoates last edited by

                    @jdaviescoates it's impressive it's on the list, and poking them on it may raise visibility and chance of a present for the holidays.

                    Life of Advanced Technology

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                    • necrevistonnezr
                      necrevistonnezr @robi last edited by

                      Some older screenshots from 2016: https://unencumberedbyfacts.com/2016/09/08/cypht-webmail-screen-shots/
                      Some interesting comparisons: https://wikisuite.org/Why-Cyrus-IMAP-and-Cypht

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                      • 3246
                        3246 last edited by

                        Has anyone gotten this to work either as an app or via the LAMP app?

                        I am struggling to get it working with either LDAP or MySQL 😒

                        Visit https://www.bebravernow.com for more

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                        • 3246
                          3246 @3246 last edited by

                          Got it working using IMAP auth, logging in using an email account (my Cloudron one) and storing the session.

                          Visit https://www.bebravernow.com for more

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                          • necrevistonnezr
                            necrevistonnezr @3246 last edited by

                            @3246 Cool - maybe you can share a quick how-to?

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                            • 3246
                              3246 @necrevistonnezr last edited by 3246

                              @necrevistonnezr πŸ‘

                              1. Install Cypht app (d'uh)

                              2. Open the Filemanager for the app and navigate to cypht / hm3.ini

                              3. On line 55 change the value to auth_type = IMAP

                              4. In the 'IMAP Authentication' section (from line 77 onwards), amend the IMAP server settings to suit your server. I have used the Cloudron one - simples.

                              ; IMAP Authentication
                              ; -------------------
                              ; If auth_type is set to IMAP, configure the IMAP server to authenticate against
                              ; with the following settings, otherwise these are ignored.
                              ;
                              ; This is just a label used in the UI. It can be set to anything
                              imap_auth_name=Cloudron
                              
                              ; The hostname or IP address of the IMAP server to authenticate to
                              imap_auth_server=mysupercoolcloudron.server
                              
                              ; The port the IMAP server is listening on.
                              imap_auth_port=993
                              
                              ; Enable TLS/SSL connections. Leave blank or set to false to disable. Set to
                              ; true to enable TLS connections. If you want to use IMAP STARTTLS, do NOT
                              ; enable this. This is only for TLS enabled sockets (typically on port 993).
                              imap_auth_tls=true
                              
                              1. On line 157 change the value to user_config_type=file

                              This way no db is needed and settings are kept in files.

                              1. Make sure that the location for where cypht will place the files exists. For example, on line 165, change the value to user_settings_dir=/app/data/hm3/users

                              Line 173 attachment_dir=/app/data/hm3/attachments

                              Line 181 app_data_dir=/app/data/hm3/app_data

                              1. Save the file and close the Filemanager

                              2. Open the Terminal for the app and change to the cypht directory: cd ../data/cypht/

                              3. Run the following command to update the config for cypht: sudo php ./scripts/config_gen.php

                              4. Get out of the Terminal and restart the app

                              5. Login using an appropriate account that authenticates against the IMAP server you added to the config.

                              Enjoy and let me know how you get on πŸ™‚

                              Visit https://www.bebravernow.com for more

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                              • necrevistonnezr
                                necrevistonnezr @3246 last edited by

                                @3246 said in Cypht - Lightweight open source webmail application written in PHP and JavaScript:

                                @necrevistonnezr πŸ‘

                                1. Install Cypht app (d'uh)

                                Thanks!
                                You left out one juicy part - did you like install this… into the LAMP app? Is there any special folder to use for the source (as per https://cypht.org/install.html)?

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                                • 3246
                                  3246 @necrevistonnezr last edited by

                                  @necrevistonnezr ah, yes πŸ™‚ I just followed the install guide on their website. It's pretty straight forward I found: https://cypht.org/install.html

                                  The approach is slightly more complex than downloading an archive and pointing it to a database but actually pretty neat and quick.

                                  Visit https://www.bebravernow.com for more

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                                  • humptydumpty
                                    humptydumpty last edited by

                                    Is there a demo of Cypht somewhere? I can't find any on their site.

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                                    • necrevistonnezr
                                      necrevistonnezr @3246 last edited by

                                      @3246 said in Cypht - Lightweight open source webmail application written in PHP and JavaScript:

                                      @necrevistonnezr ah, yes πŸ™‚ I just followed the install guide on their website. It's pretty straight forward I found: https://cypht.org/install.html

                                      The approach is slightly more complex than downloading an archive and pointing it to a database but actually pretty neat and quick.

                                      • Installed Lamp App
                                      • Downloaded the Code to /app/data/ and unzipped, cd to the unzipped dir
                                      • Tried to run composer install, getting an error [LogicException] No lockfile found. Unable to read locked packages
                                      • Run composer diagnose: Getting the error
                                      Checking pubkeys: FAIL
                                      Missing pubkey for tags verification
                                      Missing pubkey for dev verification
                                      Run composer self-update --update-keys to set them up
                                      
                                      • run composer self-update --update-keys, I have to open https://composer.github.io/pubkeys.html to find the latest keys (WTF?!)
                                      • copy and paste the public key, get an error [ErrorException] file_put_contents(/root/.config/composer/keys.dev.pub): failed to open stream: No such file or directory

                                      Grrrrr....

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