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check mail on imap server every minute.

Started by reynan, August 20, 2009, 07:39:01 AM

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reynan

Hello,

I'm just new to roundcube webmail, and i found out that it checks mail (via ajax) to our imap server every minute. Is there a way to modify this?  I mean, i want to change it, lets say x minutes.   Are there any config file for  this?

regards,

--reynan

rosali

Settings -> Mailbox View -> Check for new messages on

(Refers to v0.3RC1, but I think this was also present in v0.2.2)
Regards,
Rosali

reynan

Thanks.

Another thing, about the default settings?  What if i want to change the default settings.  What I mean, upon installation of roundcube, the default should not be 1 minute, it should be 5 or 10 minutes? Is this  possible? any config or settings that should be change?

regards,

--reynan

rosali

Check ./config/main.inc for things regarding "keep_alive".
Regards,
Rosali

reynan

Quote from: rosali;20739Check ./config/main.inc for things regarding "keep_alive".

hello,

Is keep_alive is the same as check_recent?  as I check the logs, my real problem is the http request of check_recent request.. the default is 1 minute.

Is there a way to change it by default?

regards,

rosali

Yes, keep_alive triggers the check_recent.
Regards,
Rosali

reynan

Hello,

Sorry for my ignorance, but I just don't get it. I update one of the users personal settings  to 5 minutes.

I just update the setting->mailbox view->check for new messages on "5 minutes".

Now, all i see in the logs is the keep-alive request, requesting every minute.  But i just update   it to 5 minutes.. hmmmnn weird.  Now i dont even see the request check-recent for checking the mailbox for new mails.

Can you please enlightened me on this?

Another thing,  Are there any link/site where i can see all the available config for roundcube main.inc?

thanks for the helpl

regards,

rosali

Clear your browser cache. The check_recent/keep_alive is triggered by app.js.

The keep_alive setting is definitely responsible for the check_recent intervall. You can cross check it by looking on the html code:



Regards,
Rosali