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Release Support => Pending Issues => Topic started by: bennypr0fane on December 21, 2017, 05:22:35 PM
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I can receive but not send mail, I'm getting this error:
PHP Deprecated: Non-static method PEAR::raiseError() should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context in /var/home/ben/www/apps/roundcubemail-1.0.12/program/lib/Net/SMTP.php on line 449
Net-searching for it, I found this: https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/issues/4770
I find that thread confusing, it seems inconclusive for which version the problem is fixed and under what conditions. I have RC installed on a shared host, so I guess I need to use a "Complete" package, and I want to go LTS, but on the download page https://roundcube.net/download/ it doesn't become clear which is Complete and LTS
Currently I'm using RC 1.0.12 because it's listed as latest LTS.
1.1.10 doesn't say "LTS" next to it, but it has the two asterisks ** where the footnote refers to LTS releases
So is 1.1.10 LTS or not?
Does an LTS version exist where the issue is fixed and that I can install on a shared host?
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If this is new installation just use 1.3.3. Our LTS releases are in low maintenance mode and are only for those who can't upgrade for any reason.
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If this is new installation just use 1.3.3. Our LTS releases are in low maintenance mode and are only for those who can't upgrade for any reason.
So this means fixes to severe issues don't get backported to LTS versions? Because in that cause the LTS tag seems a bit misleading and they should just be named out of date.
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This is explained on the webpage. " Long Term Support with low maintenance mode. This means only security updates and rare fixes of serious issues will go into these release branches."
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So this means fixes to severe issues don't get backported to LTS versions? Because in that cause the LTS tag seems a bit misleading and they should just be named out of date.
LTS means "Long Term Support" and typical means that its gets security updates not any major or breaking changes. In order to correct this problem you'd have to update the PEAR version which could in turn cause other problems for users who are running on older version of PHP for example.
I would also not classify this problem as "severe" since as you noted everything works as expected. The notification your getting is just a depreciation notice and doesn't effect functionality.
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I would also not classify this problem as "severe" since as you noted everything works as expected. The notification your getting is just a depreciation notice and doesn't effect functionality.
But it does! I can't send mail. SMTP config testing fails.
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That deprecated notice isn't the reason why SMTP doesn't work. You should check your config and make sure its correct.