* Copies messages from remote server
* Saves server, alias, username, and password in prefs file...
-* Remembers where to resume downloading messages if
+* Remembers where to resume downloading messages if
your pop server supports UIDL.
* Optionally deletes mail from the remote server.
* Allow an infinite amount of remote servers
* Optional to not save password - prompt on check
* Save messages into a local IMAP folder instead of INBOX
-* Check mail during login (Needs SM 1.1.3 or older).
+* Check mail during login (Needs SM 1.1.3 or older).
* Check mail during folder refreshes.
* Allows gettext translations.
Under the options you can add, delete or modify server list where
fetching mail. For each server you can set also username and password;
if you leave password blank, the password whore required when you fetch
-mail. Make sure "Leave Mail On Server" is checked if you do not want
+mail. Make sure "Leave Mail On Server" is checked if you do not want
Mail_Fetch to delete it from the remote server. Once configured,
click 'Fetch' in the SquirrelMail menu to get your mail; you can fetch
mail from all server instead or from only one by selecting the options
In order to secure a little bit the system, pop3 passwords can be encrypted.
The encryption key may be defined in to places. The first, and more secure,
-is in the httpd configuration as an enviromental variable called MF_TIT
-only accesible from the squirrelmail directory.
-
-the way you can do this from apache is adding the following directives to
-httpd.conf (supposing that squirrelmail is located at /usr/local) or an
+is in the httpd configuration as an enviromental variable called MF_TIT
+only accesible from the SquirrelMail directory.
+
+the way you can do this from apache is adding the following directives to
+httpd.conf (supposing that SquirrelMail is located at /usr/local) or an
included configuration file:
<Directory "/usr/local/squirrelmail">
</Directory>
Of course, you should replace the text inside double quotes with the key
-you want to (some kind of secret text). A please remember that the file
+you want to (some kind of secret text). A please remember that the file
where you decided to place this must be root only readable.
The second way is to edit functions.php and look for:
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* Add IMAP server stealing
-
+
* Limit number of pop accounts
Translations
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-Translation is made in the same manner than Squirrelmail's core does.
+Translation is made in the same manner as SquirrelMail's core.
You need to take <plugin_name>.po file, fill the template, store it
in the appropriate locale folder under the plugin and compile the po
file. Better than this fill the po file and send it back to the author.
ChangeLog
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-1.3.1
+1.3.1
-Bugfix
+Bugfix
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1 Delete mail server routine update record not as expected.
The logic is still correct to completed the wanted action, but the order
fetching mail from server is stopped in the middle.
2. POP3 connection will be re-established for non-persistent server failure.
-"Chiu Wai Pun" <pun@alumni.ust.hk>
+"Chiu Wai Pun" <pun@alumni.ust.hk>
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Philippe Mingo <mingo@rotedic.com>
0.9 Added an alias for each server. Changed default encryption key, please
reenter passwords if you're not using environment system.
0.8 Better encryption security through env variables.
-0.7 Added password encryption and strings internationalization.
+0.7 Added password encryption and strings internationalization.
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0.6 Bugfix for folder list and typo
set_time_limit of 20 seconds per message (to avoid timeout errors)
0.3 Converted fetch routine to use the POP3 object from thewebmasters.net
Added Leave Mail on Server option
Now only downloads new messages if the pop server supports UIDL.
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0.2 Now saves account information
0.1 Initial release by Tyler Akins
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