Hello everyone,

I tried to update from version 1.6.15 to 1.7.0, but I encountered numerous errors, so I reinstalled everything (including the database).

I designated the public_html folder as the root directory.

I can access the login page, but no other resources load (images, CSS, JS).

However, when I use the absolute URL, the resources are accessible. :-/

https://webmail.bodet.org

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I'd like to be able to set a specific Cc address in the Compose window settings (under Settings/Identities), so that every email I compose automatically includes that specific address in the Cc field.
Currently, there's only an option to add an address to the Bcc field, but I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to add the option to set a default Cc address as well. Thank you,

Hi,

I've been meaning to ask this here for a while, even though it's a bit off topic... I've got a trip to Paris planned in about three weeks, and honestly I'm not really sure where to start when it comes to organizing everything.

I've already been to Paris once, around five years ago, but it was on a school trip, so we were just following the group and didn't really get to choose activities. This time it's different: there'll be two of us, with a moderate budget (around €150 per day total including restaurants + museums), and we'll have four full days.

So I started looking up Paris travel tips all over the place, on Reddit, on travel blogs... except it's often the same recycled lists. "Visit the Eiffel Tower," yeah thanks, hadn't thought of that. What I'm actually interested in is the less obvious stuff: neighborhoods that are worth exploring without being tourist traps, restaurants that serve decent food without costing a fortune, that kind of thing.

I've heard about Butte aux Cailles for example, does anyone know it? And as for museums, I'll admit the Paris Museum Pass looks interesting if you're doing several visits over two or three days, but I haven't really understood the exact conditions.

Another thing that's bothering me: transportation. Ticket t+ vs Navigo week pass, I can't figure out which one is actually worth it for a four day stay starting on a Thursday.

Anyway, if anyone has some Paris travel tips that are a bit more concrete to share, even just a good address or advice on timing to avoid queues, I'm interested. It'd be silly not to make the most of a community that travels...

Заметил недавно сайт louewqiuegiuewoo.fun и решил поделиться опытом.
 
Сайт сразу привлекает внимание своим асимметричным названием и вызывает любопытство сразу после входа.
 
По первым ощущениям проект выглядит как ресурс, построенный на на упрощённую подачу информации и минималистичный стиль.
 
Не лишним будет отметить, насколько удобно перемещаться по ресурсу, насколько быстро отрабатывают переходы, и понятно ли, зачем вообще создан сайт.
 
Что стоит рассмотреть в первую очередь:
Основную идею и направление ресурса.
Логичность и удобство интерфейса.
Во́нкальный вид и дизайн.
Практическую пользу и свежесть контента.
Итоговый вывод от пробного использования.
 
Как мне кажется, такие сайты стоит рассматривать не только по внешнему виду, но и по тому, насколько они решают задачу пользователя.

Hi

I would like to check if anyone has any suggestions on how to set up this filter

Requirements: when an email is received, the mailbox will send an auto-reply to the other party. And after that autoreply was sent, it will not be sent to the user again if its regarding the same issue.

So far i tried the condition [From|does not contain|Re:]

is there any suggestions for any combinations with this effect?

@alec
I already joined and translating time to time. Is there any specific protocol that I need to follow in order to gain the coordinator permissions?

Create an account at Transifex and request to join the Kurdish language team in the Roundcube project.

This is the stable release of the next major version 1.7 of Roundcube Webmail.

After almost four years of development we introduce a few breaking changes, some new features, and bring support for recent PHP versions. With automated code style and quality checks, removed code bloat and updated dependencies, we hope for even more codebase quality.

Some noteworthy changes are:

• Mandatory public_html/ entry-point for HTTP servers, protecting all installations better.
• Improved OAuth2/OIDC support (e.g. support for OIDC discovery, OIDC logout).
• Markdown mail rendering and composing.
• A quick actions mouse-over menu on the messages list.
• Advanced mail search syntax.

Breaking Changes:

• Dropped support for PHP < 8.1.
• Dropped support for Internet Explorer.
• Dropped support for MS SQL Server and Oracle.
• public_html/ entry-point made mandatory, all static resources are served via public_html/static.php.
• Removed apc cache driver (replaced by apcu cache driver).
• Changed smtp_log option default value to false.
• Removed contact_search_name option in favor of contactlist_name_template.
• Replaced session property changed by expires_at.
• Removed the (insecure) virtualmin password driver.

This release is considered stable and we encourage you to update your productive installations after carefully testing the upgrade scenario. Download it from roundcube.net.

With the release of Roundcube 1.7.0, the previous stable release branch 1.6.x changes into an LTS (low maintenance) mode which means it will only receive important security updates. The 1.5.x series is no longer supported and maintained.

See the full changelog in the release notes on the Github download page, but don't forget about previous release canditate and beta releases.

Source: https://roundcube.net/news/2026/05/10/roundcube-1.7.0-released
Get it Now: https://roundcube.net/download