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Increase the Life of IMAP Emails in Round Cube

Started by 123456789, November 29, 2009, 10:52:53 PM

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123456789

Emails in Round Cube gets removed form shwoing after a certin amount of time, is there a way to increase the time or set it to never?

SKaero

I don't understand what you mean, are you saying that your emails are disappearing after a set period of time? RoundCube doesn't automatically delete email, it would be mail server setting.

nehasen1

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123456789

im saying that my messages dissapear from IMAP after a liek say 5 hrs or soemthing i would have thought thats an option in Round Cube?

SKaero

There is no RoundCube option for automatic deleting, It would be done by the mail server.

123456789

sorry for being noob but i have anotehr question, where can i find the file to edit the maxium upload limit?

SKaero

It would depend on your mail server, I never run it to that option so I wouldn't wouldn't know where to look, try Googleing it and see if you come up with anything.

123456789

i have tried but i found nothing, my host is Web Hosting : Professional Web Hosting from Just Host, if you know anything it would be great if you can help :)

SKaero

Are you using JustHost's RoundCube in CPanel, or are you using your own RoundCube install? Are you connecting to to the mail account any other way like Thunderbird or a phone?

123456789

Justhost has stopped support for Roundcube so i did a freash install on it. it connects using the IMAP server and no i am not conencting to it any other way. just that i dont know hwo to increas teh upload limit.

SKaero

Edit the upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, and memory_limit in the .htaccess

123456789

.htaccess for what? where about is it ? sorry very noob.

SKaero

You said that you wanted to increase the upload limit, the .htaccess should be in the root RoundCube directory. If you don't have a .htaccess create out with:
<IfModule mod_php5.c>
php_value upload_max_filesize 5M
php_value post_max_size 6M
php_value memory_limit 64M
</IfModule>

123456789

i have changed it, but it still dosent let me upload any more.

SKaero

Your host may enforce a lower limit to keep you from over using the server resources.