Hello,
I want to add the pop3 support for roundcube, so I created a plugin where I call the storage_init hook this hook takes as parameter an array where the driver is defined, but when I changed its variable to pop3 nothing happens (even no errors).
Let me explain what I want to do:
First, I will create a class called rcube_pop which extends from rcube_storage : This class will handle all the operations from connection to editing messages. Secondly I will create a plugin that add a hook to the storage_init or storage_connect ? Where a verification in db for current user preferences if driver is pop3 then redirect to rcube_pop class. Also, I don't want to touch the core RC files, so all the files must be in the plugin folder. Can you help me to achieve this ?
Thanks for help
storage_init hook this hook takes as parameter an array where the driver is defined
Where are you getting that info? To me it doesn't look like there is a driver return on the storage_init hook: http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Plugin_Hooks#storage_init
You should just set storage_driver option in config, or using $RCMAIL->config->set('storage_driver', 'pop') in your plugin's init method.
@alec : Thank you, this method works. Now I want to specify the path of the rcube_pop class so that all my files stay in the plugin folder. So I looked into the storage_init method in the rcube class and I found this
if (is_object($this->storage)) {
return;
}So now I can set my driver plugin properly by storing the driver object in the storage attribute :). But will this impact the other storage methods ?
@Skaero: When I print the parameter of storage_init hook here's what I get:
Array
(
[auth_type] => check
[auth_cid] =>
[auth_pw] =>
[debug] =>
[force_caps] =>
[disabled_caps] => Array
(
)
[socket_options] =>
[timeout] => 0
[skip_deleted] =>
[driver] => imap
[host] => imap-mail.outlook.com
[user] => [email protected]
[port] => 993
[ssl] => ssl
[password] => yyyyy
[abort] =>
)It's not what's written in the doc by the way.