IMP H3 (4.1.1) and Kronolith H3 (2.1.1) released
New versions of IMP and Kronolith have been released, with a few bug fixes and some interesting improvements. Kronolith has received some improvements in the free/busy code and meeting planning.
More interesting are the additions to IMP especially the long requested feature of a preferred character set for reading emails, which is important for every mail user of the non-ascii hemisphere. Lots of mailers, especially newsletter systems and poorly coded mail clients, send non-ascii messages without specifying the used charset in the message header (or mime part). These messages have been displayed broken in IMP, because RFCs say that such messages have to be considered as ASCII messages, but converting them from ASCII to UTF-8 (the charset we usually use in the Horde user interfaces) doesn't work. Users can now set a preference in IMP to no longer assume that these messages are ASCII, but in the preferred character set of their region instead, for example Western European, or Japanese. more...
Public servers online again
We had some issues with the server that hosted our public services during the last few days. A harddrive crashed and we haven't been able to get the server up again for several reasons. No data was lost, but www.horde.org, ftp.horde.org and anoncvs.horde.org were unavailable during this time. more...
Interesting groupware comparison
ClarkConnect evaluated several groupware solutions for integration into version 4.0 of their product and selected the combination of Kolab and Horde. more...
Security releases for Horde 3.0.x and Horde 3.1
During a security audit I discovered a flaw in Horde's help viewer that allows remote command execution on the web server. All versions since Horde 3.0 are affected, and all Horde users are strongly encouraged to upgrade their Horde installations to Horde 3.0.10 or Horde 3.1.1. You should be able to apply the patch from 3.0.9 to 3.0.10 on most 3.0.x versions older than 3.0.9. We decided to wait for public disclosure and new releases until this Tuesday noon (European time) to not collide with the weekend and give European administrators the chance to update in the afternoon and American admins to update in the morning. more...
Gollem File Manager H3 (1.0.2) released
Gollem is a web-based file manager, providing the ability to fully manage a hierarchical file system stored in a variety of backends such as a SQL database, as part of a real filesystem, or on an FTP server. Version 1.0.2 has been released on March 14th. Continue reading for a list of changes. more...
A few news on DIMP
There are no big news on DIMP, but since my entry about that new AJAX webclient raised some interest and many people came to my site recently only looking for that application, I guessed any progress would be welcome. more...
Forwards H3 (3.0) released
The Horde Team is pleased to announce the final release of the Forwards Email
Forwarding Manager version H3 (3.0). more...
Final versions of Horde 3.1, IMP 4.1, Turba 2.1, Ingo 1.1, Kronolith 2.1, Nag 2.1, and Mnemo 2.1 released
Final releases of the next major Horde Framework and Horde application versions have been released. Some of the highlights are PHP 5.1 support, improved synchronization, phishing detection, audio notificatios, shared address books, calendar year views, improved accessibility and several new translations. more...
A few release candidates for new applications
Several release candidates for new applications and one not-so-new application have been released during the last two weeks. The Email Forwarding Manager Forwards H3 (3.0-RC1), the Auto-Response Manager Vacation H3 (3.0-RC1), the Horde File Manager Gollem H3 (1.0.2-RC2), and the Mobile Internet Messaging Program MIMP H3 (1.0-RC1) have been updated or released for the first time. more...
Final release candidates for next major version Horde applications
These are hopefully the last release candidates before the final release of the Horde Application Framework 3.1, the IMP Webmail Client version H3 (4.1), the Turba Contact Manager version H3 (2.1), the Ingo Email Filter Rules Manager version H3 (1.1), the Kronolith Calendar Application version H3 (2.1), the Nag Task List Manager version H3 (2.1), and the Mnemo Note Manager version H3 (2.1). more...
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