I’ve been on the SquirrelMail project for quite some time now, and an administrator on the project for several years.  One of the things that has always been an issue has donations.  As there are multiple people that contribute to the project at varying levels at different times, we’ve never figured out a good way [...]

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Shortly after we released 1.4.12, somebody reported that the package didn’t match our checksum for it. This is not a good sign, so we set out to find out what might have happened. It turns out that one of the package managers had their account compromised, and the files released in 1.4.11, and [...]

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Phew… finally got 5 minutes to get 1.4.12 out the door. This release included a bug fix for attachment handling, which was nearly entirely broken with PHP 4, and just slightly broken in a minor area in PHP 5. Full details are in the ChangeLog, grab your copy.

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Okay, odd… I’ve just realized I’ve been on the SquirrelMail project now since about 2002, and in the 4 years I’ve been on the project, I don’t believe I’ve written a single plugin. Most unusual, however today I remedied that with a request in #squirrelmail for a new version of ip_user. I quickly [...]

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For some reason, despite the fact that work is going like hell at the moment, with all kinds of crazy stuff happening, my out of work projects are thriving.

Take SquirrelMail for example. Cor Bosman from XS4ALL released SquirrelMail 1.4.5 to their user base after extensive testing, and internal enhancements. This has generated [...]

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