Hello all, This is my first post, first and after all, I want to thank you for all your work and this bible of information, mantained for all the staff and users. I hope in a near future, be capable of help others as you will help me! (I beg your pardon for my poor english ) This is my problem. I have installed a multiserver setup in Debian Squeeze with ISPConfig 3 (last version), using roundcube (I can paste the installation script of the webserver if you think it can help with the troubleshoting). The problem is with HTML mail. If I send an email in HTML, no matter which program I use to read it, it shows in PLAIN TEXT (I can see the HTML tags) If I see the Sent mail, I see it en PLAIN TEXT too... I don't know what is happening, I tried to google for information about this without luck... Example: <p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em>testing xD</em></span></strong></p> Thank you very much in advance!
Tested. 1) HTML Mail sent from Outlook - I can see ok it with both Roundcube and Oultook 2) HTML Mail sent from Rouncube - I can't see it as HTML in both Roundcube and Outlook. It is plain text (I can see the HTML tags...) Could ir be a PHP problem instead Roundcube? thanks for your help. I am using the last stable version of Roundcube for Debian Squeeze.
Ok, I have news about this... If I set in "settings" Compose in HTML, it works perfectly. If I start a "text" mail and change to HTML, it would be send as "text showing html tags". If a mail started as HTML and is changed to text, and next again to HTML, the problem is the same. I think that the Debian package 0.3.1 has a bug with the function HTML/text mode mail... Maybe installing and updated version of Roundcube could fix this... but I think I will wait for the next release of the package in debian...
You shouldn't wait for an update I installed roundcube v0.5.1 from squeeze backports and it didn't fix the bug I applied this Temporary fix : Making html editor open by default Code: vi /etc/roundcube/main.inc.php and make this line like this to use html by default : Code: $rcmail_config['htmleditor'] = 1; With what you found out erosbk, it seems there is a bug into the editor switcher from plain text to html, I don't really have time to look into that. If you find out the real solution, please let me know. Thanks