On Friday 11 January 2008, Paweł Tęcza wrote:
Sam Varshavchik <mrs...@courier-mta.com> writes:
Paweł Tęcza writes:
Hi Sam,
What do you think about disabling autorenamesent per user?
One of my user asked me how to disable autorenamesent feature
in webmail, because it is confusing and unuseful for him.
I think that it's interesting idea, but I would like to know
what your opinion about it is. Probably the feature is not hard
to code it.
Sounds like a plan. Go for it. The tricky part is that this setting
must now be a per-account setting, which, if not set at all -- either
way -- defaults to the global setting.
Hello,
Thanks for the green light! :) Yes, I was thinking about adding
AUTORENAMESENT setting to user Maildir/sqwebmail-config file
and checking its value when AUTORENAMESENT feature was globally
enabled in the webmail.
Have a nice day,
I was tracking this a bit - I couldn't disable it (globally) with
neither --disable-autorenamesent argument given to configure while building
nor SQWEBMAIL_AUTORENAMESENT setting in sqwebmaild config file... until I
found I had SQWEBMAIL_AUTORENAMESENT="NO" in config file... and there is
(void)maildir_create(INBOX "." DRAFTS);
{
const char *autorenamesent=AUTORENAMESENT;
const char *p=getenv("SQWEBMAIL_AUTORENAMESENT");
if (p && *p)
autorenamesent = p;
if ( strncmp(autorenamesent, "no", 2) != 0 )
(void)rename_sent_folder();
}
(void)maildir_create(INBOX "." SENT);
in courier-0.58.0/webmail/sqwebmail.c file. The problem was case
sensitivity... anyway, I think this finding may help you in coding. You need
just add small number of lines to achive what you want.
Maybe you already know that.
On the other side, most settings in config files are case insensitive, could
strncmp be replaced with strncasecmp?
What do you think? Maybe there are others confused as was I...
Regards,
Milan
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