This is a kind of Netscapism that a lot of people have grown
quite attached to. Don't forget that POP3 does not have
folder support, and that anything that involves making NOCC
depend on a seperate database must be optional, defaulting
to 'not required', if you see what I mean :)
Also, a warning for when preparing patches: Make sure they
work against a recent CVS version. It can be quite messy
applying older patches to recent CVS, as a lot has changed
since the last release, and I foresee a few more changes on
the horizon. Still, anything that makes NOCC more appealing
must be good.
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I'm working on a hack to do this? It'll use a MySQL
database to store sent messages.
I'll sent it in "Patches" as it's ready.
Bye,
Julien
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Hi,
Nice to hear this.
I will just wait for it.
Jens
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This is a kind of Netscapism that a lot of people have grown
quite attached to. Don't forget that POP3 does not have
folder support, and that anything that involves making NOCC
depend on a seperate database must be optional, defaulting
to 'not required', if you see what I mean :)
Also, a warning for when preparing patches: Make sure they
work against a recent CVS version. It can be quite messy
applying older patches to recent CVS, as a lot has changed
since the last release, and I foresee a few more changes on
the horizon. Still, anything that makes NOCC more appealing
must be good.
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Instead of a "sent" folder (which would require a database),
have an option in the conf.php to enable sending a cc to the
sender (me).
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Here's my current solution:
In ./nocc/html/send.php, line 29:
add this expression
<?php echo htmlspecialchars($mail_from) ?>
at the beginning of the value section between the quotes.
This puts the sender address as a Bcc: recipient.
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It's now in the CVS.
Thanks for your feature request.