I am involved in many projects: Tiki, WikiSuite, my business (which is changing name, domain name and structure), plus my personal email, plus I have some accounts with big mail providers (Gmail, Outlook, etc.) And some special projects with their own domain name (ex.: https://pluginproblems.com/), and thus, with some email associated. I also have/had some test accounts when I'd like to experiment with some interesting services (ex.: Fastmail). It's a challenge to remain efficient!
Because it's hard to manage, I often use mail redirects, but that's no good because emails don't end up archived in the relevant mailbox. And I end up writing to people from my work address to discuss topics related to my volunteer activities.
Thanks to Cypht, there is now a path to a sane / efficient process
To help with this challenge, and moving messages between mailboxes, I have been using Claws Mail, which is the best client I have found to manage the huge amount of email I have. It's not fast, but it's faster than all the others I tried. Well, I am sure it's very fast if your mailboxes are of a reasonable size...
But firing up a desktop mail client, that will take a while to sync, feels so much like 1999. So I rarely do, making it even slower each time to sync.
Roundcube doesn't have this feature: roundcube/roundcubemail#4972
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@all Sorry I have been absent of late, just busy with work and family and stuff. I'm going to try to be around more often here so don't hesitate to hit me up with questions or feedback and feel free to DM me. I will respond when I can.
Cypht related story: for my day job (the one that pays the bills), I needed to migrate some PHP scripts I put together for an internal dashboard to a more secure, future proof framework. Potentially for a SAAS but for now short term per-user access to specific internal resources. So I set up Cypht with DB auth, and only the core and site module sets. I used the site module set to override and remove some E-mail related stuff from the menu, and BOOM: a generic secure application framework. Since I ported all the scripts to Cypht modules and it's working great. I admit however I did fork the code and remove/alter some core stuff, but 90% of what I needed could be done with the module system (probably all of it but I was lazy about it a bit). ;)
AFAIK, all desktop email clients permit drag and drop of emails between accounts. Perhaps not with a nifty right-click to pick your destination directory.
Hi, is there any news on the LDAP writing support issue? I can write into my LDAP address book with phpLDAPadmin 1.2.2., but Cypht cannot add/edit/delete contacts. Intending to delete a contact, Cypht gives an error message 'Cannot delete contact'. For adding/ deleting, no message is provided.
Use case: We want to use Cypht with Apache James, and for users to come from Tiki
Apache James easily gets users from LDAP, so one option is write info in LDAP...
Hi, is there any guide on the creation of themes? I copied a theme css into /modules/themes/assets, registered it in the themes.ini in the /app_data . After running config_gen.php, it appears in in the settings menu. Fine so far. But after changing the .css I cannot notice the changes in the interface, even after running config_gen.php and logging out/in. What am I missing?
theme css is included after the main combined site.css file - so you should not need to rerun config_gen, however you might need a hard refresh for the browser to avoid caching. Also you often need to prepend !important to new theme css rules to force an override of the original
Is there any possibility to use GnuPG?
and thank you for the kind words!
While he was fixing jasonmunro/cypht#376
18.5k installs on https://packagist.org/packages/jason-munro/cypht !!!
Well, there are several. The self-hostable ones I tried: rainloop, nextcloud, mailpile. cypht is by far the most stable and responsive one (I receive ~100 emails/day on 4 accounts; currently ~22,000 in the different folders). Very often, I get large attachments, which are no problem for cypht. Today, various manuscripts, a PhD thesis etc...
"send later" would require a cron job on the server. If we add later, let's add filters. I historically use a huge number of rules / filters to place all my emails in the right place. With Cypht, I would add rules to move email to the right mailbox... Ex.: I create a mailbox for accounting@
Victor added some capability to use the Cypht debug mode in Tiki, so it will be much easier to hunt some bugs: https://sourceforge.net/p/tikiwiki/code/75791
He has ideas and suggestions on how to make it easier for projects like Tiki (and one day others) to integrate Cypht and to have a consistent look and feel.
d come back to you with a proposal