Adam Foxson wrote:
On 8/28/07, Matthew Musgrove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to configure Test::Reporter to send mail but I'm running into
stumbling blocks. I have Net::SMTP, Net::DNS and Mail::Send all
installed. I tried leaving smtp_server empty but I get an error
"Test::Reporter: Unable to connect to any MX's".
My ISP requires TSL so I can't use that SMTP server. Gmail requires TSL
so I can't use that SMTP server.
I have a third option if I can figure out how to configure it. My web
host provides me with an SMTP Relay *but* it uses port 80. I don't see
any way of overriding the default port 25 other than hacking the source
for Test::Reporter.
Matthew,
Hello. Thank you for your feedback.
We are building TSL support into the next release of Test-Reporter
which will be out on or before the beginning of next week. If you need
TSL support immediately, please visit the below link which features a
patch that adds limited support for TSL:
http://code.google.com/p/test-reporter/issues/detail?id=3
With respect to the non-standard SMTP port, the next release of
Test-Reporter will also add a mechanism that allows the specification
of an arbitrary port.
Also, there are the read() and write() methods. These allow you to
collect test reports on one machine and then submit them from another.
This helps when the former is under more restrictive mailing policies
than the later.
Finally, an HTTP-based transport for the submission of test reports is
currently under active development. This will help alleviate some of
the complications with SMTP-based test report submissions. We'll keep
everyone up-to-date with our progress.
Adam,
Thanks. I will wait for the new release. I had read that a new version
was being worked on but I had no idea it would be released next week.
That's awesome.
Cheers,
Matt
