Initial Login raises Error

[medeek]

I just installed the latest 0.3 beta today and installed it on Windows 2003 Server running hmailserver. Everything seems to work great however when a user tries to login for the very first time I get an error.

PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function exec_hook() on a non-object in program/include/rcube_user.php on line 403

If you hit the back button on your browser and then try and login again with the email address and password it works fine. I also noticed that there is no default identity created so a user cannot send any mail until they setup an identity, not sure if this is a bug or not but it would seem natural to have one identity created when the user logins for the very first time.

[alec]

Sendmail issue fixed in [8f9ab39e]. Fatal error fixed some time ago.

[medeek]

Sorry I am new here so I'm going to ask a question which may seem silly at best. It appears then that the error I am experiencing has been addressed. How do I go about fixing my current installation, do I need to wait until the next release or is there something I can do on my end. I also apologize that this error seems to have been brought up previously, after further checking I did find that someone had already detected it.

[alec]

You can wait for next release or apply a patch from [8f9ab39e].

[medeek]

When I send a message without an identity with the patch [8f9ab39e] applied it sends the message out but then I get this message from the SMTP server:

Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

   Sent: Wed, 03 Jun 2009 18:54:01 -0700
   Subject: test message 5

The following recipient(s) could not be reached:

nathan@wilkersonart.com
   Error Type: SMTP
   Remote server (209.85.133.27) issued an error.
   hMailServer sent: MAIL FROM:<<support@medeek.com>
   Remote server replied: 555 5.5.2 Syntax error. c37si32406578ana.2

However, if I then create an identity it sends the test message just fine.

[alec]

[42b25afa] should help. If not, write what you did enter in Sender field.