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The Basic webmail module allows one to read and write e-mail through an IMAP mail server. There are not a lot of fancy features (thus the name), just a usable webmail client. #D7CX: Drupal 7 stable release status
Here's what the current plan is: For 7.x-1.x, I'm just going to do a straight update from D6 to D7. This is in process but is currently available only as a development version. After that's done (or close to done), I'm going to create a new 7.x-2.x branch and start the refactor process there. It won't be a total rewrite, I'm just going to restructure some things and change to using other modules gsmarena where it makes sense to (like using Views for the mail list). (I've actually started some of this in the 1.x branch, due to the size and complexity of the module. The additional features, like Views integration, will still not happen until 2.x.) After that's done and fairly stable, I'm going to create a new 7.x-3.x branch to start implementing some new functionality that I've had in my mind to create.
Update (2013-04-16): the above plan is still valid. However, I did more refactoring in the 1.x branch than I originally planned, so the 2.x branch may not be as drastic gsmarena of a change as I had imagined. Security Concerns
This module stores users' email account password in plain text in the data column of the users table. If you choose gsmarena the "Use the user's gsmarena account e-mail address and password for checking e-mail." option in the configuration settings, this means that their website password is the same as their email password and is stored as plain text in the database. If you are using this module in a closed or controlled environment (like for inter-office email), this may not be too much of an issue. If you would prefer that the users' passwords were not so accessible, this module will utilize either gsmarena the Encryption ( http://drupal.org/project/encrypt ) or AES encryption ( http://drupal.org/project/aes ) modules to encrypt and decrypt the users' email passwords, as necessary. gsmarena Please note that if you enable encryption after using this module, users will have to re-save their passwords for the encryption to start.
This module has a permission setting called "access users' email addresses". This permission gives users sending emails with Basic webmail access to the email addresses of the users of your site. It is used for automatically populating the To, CC, and BCC fields of the send mail form. If you don't want everyone having access to all the users' email address on your site, then do not give anonymous or authenticated users this permission.
Project Information Maintenance status: Actively maintained Development status: Under active development gsmarena Reported installs: 140 sites currently report using this module. View usage statistics . Downloads: 4,686 Automated tests: Enabled Last modified: gsmarena May 5, 2014 Downloads
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Primary tabs View (active tab) Version control gsmarena
The Basic webmail module allows one to read and write e-mail through an IMAP mail server. There are not a lot of fancy features (thus the name), just a usable webmail client. #D7CX: Drupal 7 stable release status
Here's what the current plan is: For 7.x-1.x, I'm just going to do a straight update from D6 to D7. This is in process but is currently available only as a development version. After that's done (or close to done), I'm going to create a new 7.x-2.x branch and start the refactor process there. It won't be a total rewrite, I'm just going to restructure some things and change to using other modules gsmarena where it makes sense to (like using Views for the mail list). (I've actually started some of this in the 1.x branch, due to the size and complexity of the module. The additional features, like Views integration, will still not happen until 2.x.) After that's done and fairly stable, I'm going to create a new 7.x-3.x branch to start implementing some new functionality that I've had in my mind to create.
Update (2013-04-16): the above plan is still valid. However, I did more refactoring in the 1.x branch than I originally planned, so the 2.x branch may not be as drastic gsmarena of a change as I had imagined. Security Concerns
This module stores users' email account password in plain text in the data column of the users table. If you choose gsmarena the "Use the user's gsmarena account e-mail address and password for checking e-mail." option in the configuration settings, this means that their website password is the same as their email password and is stored as plain text in the database. If you are using this module in a closed or controlled environment (like for inter-office email), this may not be too much of an issue. If you would prefer that the users' passwords were not so accessible, this module will utilize either gsmarena the Encryption ( http://drupal.org/project/encrypt ) or AES encryption ( http://drupal.org/project/aes ) modules to encrypt and decrypt the users' email passwords, as necessary. gsmarena Please note that if you enable encryption after using this module, users will have to re-save their passwords for the encryption to start.
This module has a permission setting called "access users' email addresses". This permission gives users sending emails with Basic webmail access to the email addresses of the users of your site. It is used for automatically populating the To, CC, and BCC fields of the send mail form. If you don't want everyone having access to all the users' email address on your site, then do not give anonymous or authenticated users this permission.
Project Information Maintenance status: Actively maintained Development status: Under active development gsmarena Reported installs: 140 sites currently report using this module. View usage statistics . Downloads: 4,686 Automated tests: Enabled Last modified: gsmarena May 5, 2014 Downloads
10 open , 58 total
View pending patches Repository viewer View commits Report a security vulnerability View change records
News Items Drupal News Planet Drupal Association News Social Media Directory Security Announcements Jobs Our Community Community Getting Involved Services , Training & Hosting Groups & Meetups DrupalCon Online Documentation Get Started Documentation Home Installation Guide Site Building Guide Support api.drupal.org Drupal Code Base Download & Extend Drupal Core Modules Themes Distributions Governance of Community About Druplicon The Drupal Association Advertise About Drupal.org Web accessibility
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