Use of undefined constant FT_UID - assumed 'FT_UID'

[robertscholts]

Hi there!

I just did a fresh installation of your package and encouterd the following error

Use of undefined constant FT_UID - assumed 'FT_UID'

Its comming from your package because it appears as soon as i add the package server provider. Im not doing anything with the package yet.

I hope this gives you some information.

Kinda regards,

Robert

[robertscholts]

After some more research it looks to come from the following line:
src/config/imap.php:83

change that line to 'fetch'=> 'PT_UID' returns in the next error:

Call to undefined function Webklex\IMAP\imap_open()

[Webklex]

Hi Robert,
I assume you tried the example code?

If not, please provide some code, so I can take a look at it :)

Best regards,
Malte

[robertscholts]

Hi,

I'm not running any code yet. :) all i did was a fresh installation and add the service provider and the alias.

Kind regards,

Robert

[robertscholts]

The laravel version im using is: Laravel Framework 5.4.33

So i added your package to the json file.
run composer install
added the service provider
added the alias

those are the steps i followed

[Webklex]

Ah I see, well please do me a favor and create a little php file (e.g. imap_test.php) and place the following inside:
<?php $mbox = imap_open("{imap.example.org:143}", "username", "password");

If you get a similar error, I wont be able to fix it. If it works, I will take a closer look at it and try to release an update as soon as possible.

[robertscholts]

Ill have a look once im back again!

[robertscholts]

That just gives me a blank page :)

[robertscholts]

2 hours later and a once again a new installation and now it works. :)

[paulchill]

enable the imap dll in the php.ini

[guillenotfound]

Can you explain how to do it? Facing same issue.

[Webklex]

Hi @ZiFFeL1992 ,
could you provide some more details? Have you tried to reinstall the package? Are you running on the latest version? Is this snipped failing: <?php $mbox = imap_open("{imap.example.org:143}", "username", "password");? Which Laravel version are you working with?

Best regards

[guillenotfound]

After reinstalling one more time seems to work, sorry... And thanks!

[Arcave]

Caused by a requirement for the php-imap module. Once enabled this constant becomes available and removes this error.

[aminefilali1]

I had the same issue and I resolve it by installing PHP IMAP extension :
for Linux: sudo apt-get install phpX.X-imap