Add Plugin to Roundcube?

Geoffroy Le gohebel

• November 15, 2018 05:10

Hello, How can I update the DB of roundcube ? Indeed I can add plugin, modify template but some plugin need to modify the DB... I don't see some info about that ? It's possible ? Especially since it is an open source software. So if anyone has a solution, I'm interested. I specify that this is the plugin automatic_adressook.

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  cPanelLauren

  • November 15, 2018 17:07

  Hi @Geoffroy Le gohebel I believe the documentation here will be helpful: As well as the following threads:

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  Geoffroy Le gohebel

  • December 11, 2018 13:03

  Yes, of course the documentation. But there is nothing about modifying the database with sqlite. I can modify it by opening the .db file of a user and modifying it but we can not do it globally?

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  cPanelLauren

  • December 11, 2018 15:31

  Hi @Geoffroy Le gohebel The SQLite format for Roundcube that we use is per user so it wouldn't be something you'd be able to manage globally. You might try looking at similar projects that were/have been done: sblaisot/automatic_addressbook - Roundcube Webmail Plugin Repository Roundcube Webmail Plugin Repository Thanks!

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  Geoffroy Le gohebel

  • December 12, 2018 11:54

  Yes indeed I had understood this I mis explained. Is it possible to apply a patch (added automatic_adressebook tables precisely) to all users (user.db in / home / xxx / etc /) or I have to take all the files by hand

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 12, 2018 17:14

  Hello @Geoffroy Le gohebel, You could develop a custom bash script with a command that patches the SQLite file, and then have the script loop that command for every cPanel user. You may want to reach out to a developer or system administrator if you need help with this. We provide a list of sysadmin service providers at: System Administration Services | cPanel Forums Thank you.

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  Geoffroy Le gohebel

  • December 13, 2018 09:43

  Yes of course but where is located the defaut SQLite file who is responsible for the reconstruction of the databases If who is responsible for the reconstruction of the databases

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 13, 2018 17:35

  Yes of course but where is located the defaut SQLite file who is responsible for the reconstruction of the databases If who is responsible for the reconstruction of the databases

  
  Hi @Geoffroy Le gohebel, You can read about how the Roundcube SQLite databases are generated at: How to Rebuild the Roundcube Database - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation The easier approach is likely to build and manage your own custom Roundcube installation with the plugins and configuration options of your preference as a custom custom webmail application: Tutorial - Integrate Custom Webmail Applications - Developer Documentation - cPanel Documentation This would require you to maintain updates to Roundcube yourself, but would give you more flexibility in the plugins and default configuration. Other avenue to explore is to create a

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