My Wishlist for Wikka

• I18n

• L10n

• a better System for Categorys -> CategorySystemOverhaul

• E-Mail (see below for some thoughts)

• Toc (Table of Content) -> already implementet in WackoWiki

• Usermanagement -> UserAdmin

• Acces to the Config.php through a wikka-interface

• Smilies (ok, in some sort of "when everything else is done" ;-)

E-Mail

Because I am using Wikis as a personal information manager, the possibility to read, store and write my e-mail in wikka would be a nice feature. Unfortunately I can?t test anything here in Italy (no wiki), but a bit of thinking about it should'nt hurt :)

Idea and Features

So le'ts think about the things which are necessary for this:

• should be able to get the necessary information from the user (e-mailserver, username, passwort,...)

• establish/close a connection to the server

• get the mail from the server (pop3, imap4)

• store the mail in the database

• show the mail (one mail, one page?, a list of mails which can be sorted after date, sender, from, size...?)

• deal with attachments

• asend mails (smtp)

• final goal would be: I type a name in the search and get a list of the last e-mails sended to and recieved from him

• should be able to be linked with an adressbook and the calendar

• question: store the connection information for every user in the user-settings page? Perhaps allow only some users to use the e-mail action?

Links

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/poppawid/ popper_mod-wid is a free, full featured web based email client written in PHP. It is an extension of the now abandoned \"popper_mod\" project which was an extension of the origional popper. It runs on any server that can run PHP and mySQL. Uses POP and S

• php/MySQL based webmail program. Currently only supports pop3, IMAP is in the works. Has a notebook, a favorites organizer and an addressbook.

• http://www.php-free.de/Email/

• http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imap, http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/POP3, http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Mail_Transfer_Protocol, http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Mail_Access_Protocol, http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Mail

RFCs

1. old standard: 822

1. new standard: 2822

1. "envelope" (transmission and delivery) -> 2821 (old standard: 821)

1. MIME document series [RFC2045, RFC2046, RFC2047, RFC2048, RFC2049] for non ascii-messages (and audio, video,etc.?)

RFC2822

• only standard for messages, not for audio, images etc.

• This specification is intended as a definition of what message content format is to be passed between systems.

• local storage is outside of the scope of this standard.

• Note: This standard specifies that messages are made up of characters in the US-ASCII range of 1 through 127.

Length

• length of a line without CRLF: 998 char. max, 78 char. recommended (2822)

Header

• name of header, followed by a colon (":"), followed by a field body and terminated by CRLF (2822)

• body: US-ASCII (2822) except colon

• header can be spread about multiple lines (folding white space after CRLF) -> should be unfolded (simply removing any CRLF

that is immediately followed by WSP)

Body

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