I have two roundcube instances sharing single sql database. Today suddenly people on instance 1 were logged out after few seconds.

It turned out that instance 2 had wrong time (+2h into future) and garbage collector from 2 instance simply deleted old session of people from 1 instance!

Ups :)

I think that's a bug. Time from sql server should be used for consistency.

That is easy change I guess and would make roundcube no longer dependand on local time correctness when used in such setups.

I'd love to see a tabbed interface, I've got a blog post here:

http://www.alexking.org/blog/2006/03/02/tabbed-e-mail/

and some mock-ups on Flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexkingorg/sets/72057594073609360/

I'd be willing to talk with someone about the best way to implement this if a patch would be considered for inclusion.

Hi,

I like RoundCube a lot and couldn't wait to use it for my clients' 
production site !

Just a feature request though, it would be great if it integrates with 
Plaxo's API so that we can offer more functionalities to the users.

http://www.plaxo.com/api/widget/

Thanks ! :)

I can't see shared folders with Courier. Courier-imap makes shared folders available at the root level. Root level contains: INBOX. & shared. -- need to check for both.

Several vCard files won't import -- they contain non-ASCII characters and are coded in cp1250 (see attachments).

Since the files don't contain information about their codepage, I guess it's necessary to specify this during import. I believe a system-wide default setting for this would be nice too.

Details: when importing iksiński-wab.vcf (a file created by Windows Address Book), I get the following error message:

SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE! Error No. [0x01F4]

when importing iksiński-thebat.vcf (a file created by The Bat!), the result is that an entry is imported, but a name of such a contact is:

a:2:{i:0;s:16:"Piotr Iksi=F1ski";s:4:"type";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"ENCODING";}}

--which is crazy :)

Could these be fixed?

I am using an apache reverse proxy as an SSL termination point. In order for apache to redirect the user's browser to HTTPS for login the apache server needs to be notified that the user is viewing a login page. This is usually accomplished by the application issuing a redirect to /login when the user is not authenticated or a user's session has expired, unfortunately roundcube does an internal forward as a result apache has no knowledge the user is seeing the login page and is unable to enable HTTPS. This issue will also apply to other security systems and SSL termination products. Using SSL for all communication is way to expensive. Moving to a REST based URL structure might resolve the issue.

When daylight saving is activated one hour is added to all dates, but only should be added when the date is on daylight saving time. Now I must disable daylight saving and I will have to enable it in april.