Roundcube

A User Preference to Allow Images in HTML Mail

Are you tired, so very tired, of having to click a link in every email that contains images? Seems like this should be a user preference, don't you think?

Well, now it can be. All you need to do is to apply these five patches to Roundcube 0.1.1 and you're on your way to Image Nirvana.

Obsolete: RoundCube 0.2 allows you to whitelist images from known senders.

Perl script to Import a SquirrelMail Addressbook into a RoundCube database

Here's a handy Perl script that will read an abook file and import its contents into the RoundCube contacts table.

1. Assumes that the name of the .abook file is the user name.
   (obama.abook is RoundCube user obama)
2. The user must already exist in RoundCube
   (this script does not create new users, only user contacts)
3. Can process multiple files at a time.
   sm2mysql ./*.abook
4. --help will tell you more.

Perl script to Convert a SquirrelMail Address book into vCards

This Perl script is similar to the one above, but produces a file of vCards instead of adding rows to a table.

1. The output file name is the input name with .vcard appended.
   (obama.abook yields obama.abook.vcard)
2. Can process multiple files at a time.
3. --help will tell you more.