@jdaviescoates Sorry, but Firefox is not what it used to be (or the web has changed) - I gave up on Firefox due to so many sites not loading, not being compatible or other issues. Might be their strict default privacy and container settings.

That's it! (I think)

I just clicked on the little shield on the far left of the address bar and toggled Enhanced Tracking Protection is ON for this site to Enhance Tracking Protection is OFF for this site

Then I closed down Firefox and all my other apps and restarted my machine. Open up Firefox and I'm still logged in. Hopefully it'll now stay that way!

Thanks!

Yeah, I've noticed that, a bit of pain. Think perhaps I'll create an issue on SnappyMail github about it...

I did already some time ago: https://github.com/the-djmaze/snappymail/issues/196 (was linked above)
For that we need the Dovecot Virtual Folder @girish mentioned in the other thread

cannot use a different domain

You can. Right now I've got both uniteddiversity.coop and bettermedia.uk addresses set-up in Snappy (but yeah, both domains are connected to the same Cloudron)

@necrevistonnezr said in How to stop Roundcube session ending when I close my laptop lid?:

You can search for message content, but not across folders(!).

Yeah, I've noticed that, a bit of pain. Think perhaps I'll create an issue on SnappyMail github about it...

@necrevistonnezr said in How to stop Roundcube session ending when I close my laptop lid?:

Also sender aliases are much easier to set up in Roundcube.

Eh? It's easy as pie in Snappy.. just add another identity fill in two fields and done.

True, I remembered that wrong. Though you cannot use a different domain / SMTP server, I believe.

And to clarify regarding full text search: You can search for message content, but not across folders(!).

See also https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6391/virtual-all-mails-folder-in-dovecot-to-improve-search/

Also sender aliases are much easier to set up in Roundcube.

Eh? It's easy as pie in Snappy.. just add another identity fill in two fields and done.

Hopefully it'll now stay that way!

It hasn't

But it's still WAY better than it was before.

@jdaviescoates Sorry, but Firefox is not what it used to be (or the web has changed) - I gave up on Firefox due to so many sites not loading, not being compatible or other issues. Might be their strict default privacy and container settings.

That's it! (I think)

I just clicked on the little shield on the far left of the address bar and toggled Enhanced Tracking Protection is ON for this site to Enhance Tracking Protection is OFF for this site

Then I closed down Firefox and all my other apps and restarted my machine. Open up Firefox and I'm still logged in. Hopefully it'll now stay that way!

Thanks!

What browser are you using?

Firefox. But pretty sure I've tested in Chromium before too.

The other issues have been resolved by updated the CalDAV plugin but I still get logged out of email whenever I close my laptop lid.

You can say that again! Recent updates to Roundcube have broken logging in without an error and the CalDAV connection.

I have neither of these issues on current Roundcube with Safari or Edge. No errors logging in and I’m staying logged in. What browser are you using?

I just played around with this again and this seems to be working for me:

$config['session lifetime'] = '10080';

It's unclear if $rcconfig or just $config should be used or if either would work, but the latter, i.e. just $config, appears to be working for me.

Also in previous attempts I was missing the 's around the 10080, and from the formatting of other settings in the customconfig.php I figured I'd try '10080' and then it worked.

This was previously marked as the solution, but that hasn't done it either. Think I'm gonna have to give up on this one

@jdaviescoates said in How to stop Roundcube session ending when I close my laptop lid?:

Sigh. The state of open source webmail is so abysmal

You can say that again! Recent updates to Roundcube have broken logging in without an error and the CalDAV connection.

Well, for some values, it seems that $rcmail_config is correct…

I just looked up roundcube code and it seems $rcmail_config and $config are just aliases. https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/blob/01b7dbd1a75bd712f4cac69f5aa421b049dd5d8b/program/include/rcmail_install.php#L159 says $rcmail_config is the deprecated name.

@jdaviescoates $config is the correct variable name.

Well, for some values, it seems that $rcmail_config is correct…

As said before, for me

$rcmail_config['session_lifetime'] = 10080;

works?!

$config['session lifetime'] = '10080';

It's unclear if $rcconfig or just $config should be used or if either would work, but the latter, i.e. just $config, appears to be working for me.

Also in previous attempts I was missing the 's around the 10080, and from the formatting of other settings in the customconfig.php I figured I'd try '10080' and then it worked.

if my turning off uBlock doesn't help...

Well, turning off uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger hasn't helped at all.

I posted an issue on the Roundcube github too and they've just replied saying "this is not supported" and closed it

https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/issues/8504

So perhaps I'm trying to achieve something which isn't possible yet

Sigh. The state of open source webmail is so abysmal is makes me sad.