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New Version 2.3.2
by Bernard M. Piller - Apr 15th 2003 15:03:32
Bugfix: When using IMAP folders in a subdirectory, "Move mail to"
always showed
INBOX selected and not the name of the actual folder.
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New Version 2.3.1
by Bernard M. Piller - Feb 22nd 2003 14:58:26
Security update: send_mail.php now uses the move_uploaded_file()
function
instead of copy(). On some systems a vulnerability might have made it
possible for a user to attach system files of the machine running
PHPwebmail.
Thanks for the hint to Nasir Simbolon.
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New Version 2.3
by Bernard M. Piller - Jan 29th 2003 07:18:12
Jan C. Wynholds had the good idea to show only a limited number of messages
in the message pane. He sent me the code and I implemented his ideas.
UPGRADES, check webmail.sql for the new field "nummsgs" in the
prefs table.
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New Version 2.2
by Bernard M. Piller - Jan 7th 2003 04:31:09
Mirko Holler made the following additions:
JavaScript "click & add" feature for addressing in
send_mail.php.
Patch in mime.php to mark sent messages in IMAP folders "read".
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Version 2.1p
by Bernard M. Piller - Jan 4th 2003 03:00:22
Minor change to the From header for mail relaying. See README.
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Version 2.1o
by Bernard M. Piller - May 3rd 2002 02:40:50
Some minor code clean up and bug fixes with $sql_host and the local tmp
directory.
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Version 2.1n
by Bernard M. Piller - Mar 9th 2002 11:31:19
Fixed logout.php, which caused a "could not display page" error
in Internet Explorer when PHPwebmail is running on a PHP 4.1 server.
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Important security information
by Bernard M. Piller - Mar 1st 2002 06:41:59
This week a security flaw in PHP up to version 4.0.3 was discovered. Forms
that use file upload capablities can be used to crack the server.
PHPwebmail uses file uploads to send attachments.
I would not rate the security risk for PHPwebmail very high, since only
users with an account can log on to the system and send mail.
Please update your PHP4 version or disable the upload functions in the
source of send_mail.php if you have a large or otherwise uncontrolled user
base on your server.
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Security Update!
by Bernard M. Piller - Jan 12th 2002 06:43:51
Version 2.1m
mail.inc renamed to mail.inc.php
Before one could read the mail.inc file in the webbrowser and see the
MySQL login information.
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Update 2.1l is out
by Bernard M. Piller - Jan 1st 2002 13:51:24
For low bandwith connections, the user can now switch to a text only
version
of PHPwebmail via the preferences.
In the setup file (mail.inc) the administrator can now also set the color
for links to make "textmode" a little more colorful.
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Missing Column in 2.1k
by _HaPPyJaXX_ - Aug 12th 2001 15:35:07
From a fresh install (very easy BTW) i found that a column named 'folder'
is missing in table 'prefs' ... MySQL allways yelling "ERROR Unknown
column 'folder' in 'field list'"
Can someone tell me what size/type this column should be ?
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Re: Missing Column in 2.1k
by Bernard M. Piller - Aug 12th 2001 17:00:04
> From a fresh install (very easy BTW) i
> found that a column named 'folder' is
> missing in table 'prefs' ... MySQL
> allways yelling "ERROR Unknown
> column 'folder' in 'field list'"
Thank you for pointing this out. There was an old .sql file included with
the tar.gz.
It is now fixed, please download the new package.
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new in 2.1
by Bernard M. Piller - Feb 6th 2001 07:05:39
New features in 2.1 are mainly an address book and a sent mail archive.
PHPwebmail now needs MySQL.
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Changelog for 2.1
by Bernard M. Piller - Jun 26th 2001 03:05:03
2.1b February 2001
MySQL integration for a history of sent mails and an address book.
A few bugs with mail folders and bcc were also removed.
I decided to go with an SQL archive of sent mails instead of an IMAP
folder
because on many installations the folder IMAP folders will not be possible
For example when you have the WU-imapd running on a Unix/Linux box where
people don't have regular logins with home directories. In this case
simply
remove the link to folder_ops.php in iconbar.php
2.1c February 2001
Problem with special characters in email address solved when replying.
You can now "reply to all".
2.1d February 2001
Changes to the frame layout, new icons.
"Preferences" function for setting username and return e-mail address.
The problem with escaped quotes in subject and body resolved.
2.1e February 2001
When replying/forwarding a message the headers are displayed as well.
2.1f February 2001
Bug fixes: Fonts, Layout and "Reply"-Flag.
2.1g February 2001
Sent messages can now be either stored in the DB or in a "Sent" IMAP
folder.
Messagebodies are now word wrapped.
Fixes a bug introduced in 2.1f, when replying the original message body
was
not copied into the reply.
2.1h February 2001
Fixed a bug with the headers of messages safed in the new "Sent" folder.
2.1i April 2001
MySQL can now run on a different server than the webserver.
Thanks for the suggestions to Richard Greenwood
2.1j May 2001
IMAP mail folders can have a sub directory prefix.
Fixed an error with the version numbers. The April 2001 version was
wrongly
numbered 2.1g again, instead of 2.1i.
2.1k June 2001
An error is now displayed, if an uploaded attachment exceeds the 1MB
limit.
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Bug fixes
by Bernard M. Piller - Jan 28th 2001 19:15:24
Jan 28, 2001 - Changes for version 2.0c
2.0a
An error in logout.php was fixed. A user was not logged out unless the
web browser was quit.
2.0b
If a message had no subject it was not possible to read it. Now in
such cases "(no subject)" is shown in the mail
index.
2.0c
Fixed a lot of problems with HTML mail and Outlook attachments.
Fixed "delete folder" function.
Cleaned up files and unneeded lines of code.
Some cosmetic changes to the mail index frame. Dates are displayed
nicely and headers in IMAP folders are checked for From/To fields.
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Changelog for 2.0
by Bernard M. Piller - Jan 8th 2001 04:23:55
2.0 January 2001 (major release!)
Scott Price took PHPwebmail 1.x to new heights with
his
DragonFlyMail (http://www.dflytech.com/products/dragonflymail/).
I took advantage of his code and e-mailed him about new features.
For short now the list of the bunch of new features in PHPwebmail
Scott made the following changes (DragonFlyMail 0.9):
* Frame layout, everything in one window
* multiple recipients, CC, BCC works
* default help message
* PHP4 session support
* central config file (mail.inc)
I added the following for PHPwebmail 2.0
* attachments work (both for sending and receiving)
* HTML formatted mail is displayed nicely
* create, delete and rename IMAP mail folders
* messages can be moved between IMAP mail folders
* all co recipients ("To" and "CC") are shown
* nice icons
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