php-imap | retrieve messages from an IMAP server | Email library

Composer cannot delete the /var/www/vendor/composer/package-versions-deprecated/src directory. I guess current user cannot write/delete directory in /var/www

Option1 (recommanded) You can (you have to) fix the right to this directory and verify that current connected user has enough privilege to do it.

Option2 You can install application locally (in a directory where current user have all privileges, Launch composer Move via root the application to the /var/www directory Chown files to the good user. (www:data ?)

Option3 (not recommanded) You can delete this directory manually via root. But I'm sure you will encountered a lot of other problems.

Try:

I'm not familiar with php-fpm therefore I'm not able to test if my solution runs correctly. However, I'm able to start php-fpm in Gitpod when I change the paths in the php-fpm config files to locations the user gitpod is allowed to write to.

You'll find the configuration of php-fpm in /etc/php/7.2/fpm/ (you may have to change the version number if you use 7.1). I created a simple config file where the pid file, the socket file and the log file will be written to /tmp/, a location the user gitpod is allowed to write files to:

You’re including the php-imap extension in php’s configuration file, but that’s not sufficient to install it.

You’re going to have to pass something to your EBS provisioning method of choice telling it to install php-imap (or whatever it’s called in that environment) at the system level.

Although RFC 6532 isn't strictly relevant to the problem, implementing reading support for it in ZF2 is probably the simplest way to solve your problem.

This is because 6532 extends the message format to support addresses such as stéph@example.com, and it does so in a way that resembles common behaviour up through the years. People do a lot of inappropriate just-send-8, and the authors of 6532 chose to match the most common type of observed user behaviour. The message you want to read uses just the kind of inappropriate just-send-8 that 6532 codifies and allows.

Adding support for reading 6532-compliant messages should be as simple as editing various syntax checks and letting through more code points. I have some test messages on github; if ZF2 can parse those you'll be able to read and act on the EAI messages real users send.

Acting on messages sent by mailer-daemon requires 6533 support as well, and replying may require more 6532-relevant work. That bit is complex. But reading mail is a useful ability in itself.

You don't have to encode $criteria string at $mailsIds = imap_search($mbox_connection, 'SUBJECT "mountain"', SE_UID, "UTF-8");

Please check encoding of your php script (imap-test.php). Probably it isn't UTF-8. Could you convert encoding into UTF-8 and then change $criteria into mountainguan测试 ?

In Dockerfile, use docker-php-ext-install command to install php extension or module. If you use reguler apt-get install command, you should add step to enable it. See the example bellow, how to use the command:

Ok let me summarize.

Create a composer.json file in C:/Users/hetal.gohel/AppData/Roaming/Composer/composer.json. Just fill it with an empty json object {}. And then run composer update -vvv to see the update process in detail. Just wait until it's done. If the update process takes too long may be you should add the package dependency one by one.

Same problem here.

I came from debian/ubuntu and i miss a lot of php packages on aws linux2. I know it's still a candidate and not a final LTS release. Only worked for a month with this distro and saw a lot of changes and updates. Some php dependencies can be solved with pear or pecl, but I couldn't get nothing working on php-imap.

php-imap depends on libc-client (maybe that's a problem?)

Here is my solution.

• Search for the libc-client rpm that correspond to your version and install manually.
• Search for the rpm that corresponds to your php installed version. In my case it was 7.2.5**-2** about 2 weeks ago. (today is 7.2.5**-3** ) and isntall manually

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