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I'm testing v0.3.1 with our MS Exchange 2003 backend. Unfortunately Exchange does not implement server side IMAP SORT and I have to work with that server. Our users have 2000+ messages in their mailboxes Roundcube is either too slow displaying message list and opening messages (with $rcmail_config['index_sort'] = FALSE) or not accurate in sorting ($rcmail_config['index_sort'] = TRUE => messages are not sorted correctly) Is there any patch or workaround to solve this issues? Thanks in advance Guido Last edited by guidobras; 02-09-2010 at 04:11 PM. |
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It sounds like this problem http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1486438
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Actually this seems a different issue: the "Use message index for sorting by date" works well in my installation.
The problem is: -if the option (in the check box or directly in the config file) is true/flagged, the date sort order is not correct. Why? I'm not moving/manipulating messages with outlook as in ticket 1486438 -if it is false/unflagged, it takes (everytime) forever to display the message list Thank you Guido PS by the way, what's the "message index"? Is it a (mysql) database index built by roundcube logic or is it an attribute found in the header of a generic email message? |
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