You reach "General Settings" by clicking on Settings in the webmail-module, then click on "General Settings"
Control how emails in the maillist are sorted.
Sorting them by the "Message-ID" lists all mails in the order they were fetched, latest first.
Sort by "Sender": all mails are sorted by the sender, alphabetical, beginning with 'a'
Sort by "Subject": (same as "Sender") alphabetical, starting with 'a'
Check this to sort all mails by the account from which they were fetched.
The columns "from" and "to" are listed in a short way. (e.g. long: Name <name@name.com>, short: Name)
Display the size of each mail in the maillist (if this is not checked: Then the size of the mail is displayed in the preview pane)
Number of mails that are shown in the maillist on one page.
The time in seconds to wait after sending or receiving mails
Automatically hides sidebar. This is useful when working with 800x600.
This minimizes the sidebar when klicking on links in the tree / sidebar (currently unused)
Controls the sidebar width. (default: 100)
mpacts the width of the tree. When using large directory structures you may need to increase this value. (default: 200)
When new mails are available on one of the accounts, a special
symbol () appears in
the toolbar. Clicking on it, a list of new mails is displayed. Then
you are able to delete unwished mails before downloading them.
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Notifying is only active when the webmail module is opened in the browser |
Defines how many seconds to wait until performing a new check.
Setting this a java-applet is loaded everytime you compose a new mail. (requires Sun Java Runtime Edition)
The "Add Signature" checkbox is automatically enabled when composing mails.
Define your signature (this is a special text you can always add at the end of your mails)
Enter here the maximum size of emails to fetch. "Oversize mails" are left on the account and don't get deleted
In order to protect you from spam you can define some rules to detect spam. Those mails that are detected as spam are moved to the "Undesired"-folder (subfolder of trash).
Defining rules: Every rule is written in one line.
If you want to block a special sender type: name@domain
To block a whole domain type this: %@domain
Some spammers are using many different subdomains, to block all mails from "domain", "www.domain", "dns.domain", etc. use: %domain
Parsing emails can take a long time (especially for html-newsletters with many attached inline images). To parse big mails it may be neccessary to increase "memory_limit" in your php.ini (default is 8M = 8 MByte).
Therefore all emails are cached. In the first step of the caching-process all attachments are extracted from the mail and stored at cache/attachments (for normal attachments) or at cache/img (for images).
In the second step the rest of the mail is filtered by some criteria (see next two options for this) and stored at cache/readmessage.
Displays emoticons as graphics in the preview pane. (e.g. :), :-), :-(, :(, ;-), :-P, :-D, :-[, :-\\ )
Using this option some attachments are displayed directly in the mail. This happens to images and text-files.
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All known file-types are listed in /webmail2/inc/mime_types.php, all unknown file-types are treated as prossible viruses and a warning message is displayed when downloading) |
Display the structure of a mail in the preview pane.