Roundcube Newcomer
ericx,
Hi, and thanks a lot for your response. I have been maintaining the guide as much as possible. In fact, I’ve had an updated version of the guide for Snow Leopard Server ready to go for a while now. However, I updated the guide with Roundcube .4 in mind and didn’t want to release it until .4 was more stable. I’ll definitely go through your suggestions and add them to the guide as necessary.
Offhand, I already cover the datetime formatting in the updated guide. And as for the folder naming conventions it is assumed that users will be using Mail.app but I’ll be more clear about that.
Again, thanks a lot — you seem to know much more about mySQL than I do
-berylium
Roundcube Newcomer
Hi berylium
Do you have a copy of the updated guide?
I have just rolled out a 10.6 server upgrade roll out and am interested in bringing webmail to the school concerned and roundcube appears to offer the best uniformed interface for cross platform users.
Thanks
Steve
Roundcube Newcomer
Hi berylium,
if you send me a copy of your updated guide for Snow Leopard / Roundcube 0.4 I'd like to test it and could give feedback.
Thanks
tycho
Roundcube Newcomer
I too would really like the guide for SLS? I am evaluating changing from the squirrel to the cube...
Mark
Roundcube Newcomer
Hi all...Originally Posted by mprewitt007
I too would really like the guide for SLS? I am evaluating changing from the squirrel to the cube...
Mark
I installed Roundcube 0.5 beta yesterday using the guide from 'Richard' found here: DIYMacServer: Installing Roundcube for webmail
don't forget to enable mod_php on apache, if you dont enable webmail this is not enabled....
Cheers macmanx
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