RE: [SM-DEVEL] Re: [SM-PLUGINS] Direct Delete Plugin

[Seth R. <se...@mi...>]

I didn't get a good look at the changes that went in, are they optional? 
I don't even use quotas, so I see no reason to have the interface
cluttered.  I always figured that the other approach was just good error
handling.  Even with Chris' additions, the quota problem will still arise
if someone doesn't hit the check box first.

Seth.
p dont think said:
> Note that Chris has just put a different (and in some ways much simpler)
> patch into CVS that addresses this issue.  It's a checkbox on the
> message list that allows the user to "Bypass Trash" when deleting.  I
> don't particularly like the idea of more crap on the interface
> (especially crap that some people won't really understand), but the
> implementation required very few changes to the rest of the SM codebase.
> Chris, you should have chimed in on this thread to let people know that
> you were working on the same issue (or did I miss a message somewhere?).
> Are people happy with this solution?
>
>   - Paul
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: squ...@li...
>> [mailto:squ...@li...] On Behalf Of
>> Alexandros Vellis
>> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 9:56 AM
>> To: squ...@li...
>> Subject: Re: [SM-DEVEL] Re: [SM-PLUGINS] Direct Delete Plugin
>>
>> On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 10:57:13 +0200 (CEST)
>> "Marc Groot Koerkamp" <ma...@sq...> wrote:
>>
>> > 2) We should store the capability response on login in the session
> as
>> > a key value array so we can access the earlier retrieved capability
>> > response like: if ($aCaps['QUOTA' === true) then ...
>> > All used capabilities are default set to false and after the $aCaps
>> > arrray is filled a simple boolean check can be done to verify if the
>> > capability exists.
>>
>> Er, squirrelmail does that already. :-D
>>
>> Everything is stored in the session. Mine (Cyrus) is:
>>
>> [sqimap_capabilities] => Array
>>         (
>>             [IMAP4] => 1
>>             [IMAP4rev1] => 1
>>             [ACL] => 1
>>             [QUOTA] => 1
>>             [LITERAL+] => 1
>>             [MAILBOX-REFERRALS] => 1
>>             [NAMESPACE] => 1
>>             [UIDPLUS] => 1
>>             [ID] => 1
>>             [NO_ATOMIC_RENAME] => 1
>>             [UNSELECT] => 1
>>             [CHILDREN] => 1
>>             [MULTIAPPEND] => 1
>>             [SORT] => 1
>>             [THREAD] => REFERENCES
>>             [IDLE] => 1
>>             [LOGINDISABLED] => 1
>>             [LISTEXT] => 1
>>             [LIST-SUBSCRIBED] => 1
>>             [ANNOTATEMORE] => 1
>>             [X-NETSCAPE] => 1
>>             [AVELUSED] => 1
>>         )
>>
>>
>> So there you go, in the patch I just sent, that ugly
>> check_quota_capability() can get straight out of there.
>>
>> Alexandros
>>
>>
>>
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Seth Randall
IT Support Specialist
Missoula Federal Credit Union
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