The Roundcube Project News

After detecting excessive sending of mails on the demo site, we shut it down because it has been used to spread spam mails. Now it’s updated to the latest CVS version and sending mails is deactivated. You can compose and submit messages but they won’t be delivered to the recipients but copied to the Sent folder as usually.

Because our development mailing list was filled up with support requests and configuration questions, we decided to add a separate list for RoundCube USERS and keep the dev-list for discussions about ongoing development. If you have questions about the installation, configuration and use of RoundCube Webmail, please subscribe and post to [email protected]

This latest nightly release comes up with improved support for the Courier IMAP server and fixes problems with SSL connections. It also includes minor bug fixes and some visual enhancements.

This new release comes up with support for SQLite and PostgreSQL as well as translations in French, Italian, Spanish, Danish and Dutch. Thanks to all the translators for their work!

For those who worried that the project was given up: relax! I was travelling for one month and that’s why there were no releases and no answers. But now the development team is growing and we set up two mailing lists. Get more details at roundcube.net/?p=mailinglists

The latest nightly build with minor bugfixes and improvements of configuration and performance.

This nightly build comes up with a few new features such as folder management and selection/navigation functions.

The initial release is out now. It’s just a development version and probably pretty buggy. Please report bugs to the bugtracking system at sourceforge.net.

Just added some screenshots showing the first alpha version in action. The webmail comes up with full featured multipart-message support as well as image blocking and an integrated address book.

Finally the project is opened at sourceforge.net. I’m still working on the project’s website in order to provide more detailed informations about RoundCube Webmail. Anyhow, any help is appreciated because there’s still a lot of work to be done! Thanks for your interest and come back soon…