Hello Philippe,
Thank you for your response!
The requirement for SMTP authentication orginates from our external hosting provider, who offers SMTP on localhost, but with authentication only. We share that server with other customers, so I am not in a position to judge whether this precaution is actually all that necessary...
Yours, Jurjan-Paul
Philippe Vollenweider wrote:
Hello,
Which mail server do you use? You can't trust all incoming mail from localhost or current ip address or range ?
Philippe
At 08.06.2004 15:44, you wrote:
Hello list,
So far we have not been able to use e-mail notification on our server, even though it is turned on in the administration interface. I expect the problem to be caused by the fact that the SMTP server on localhost requires authentication (username and password), a feature that Jahia doesn't seem to facilitate at the moment.
Does anybody know a good way around this? Is this something that is worked on by somebody?
(Even more frustrating: because Jahia invokes Session.getDefaultInstance() without the possibility to set username and password, our application that builds on Jakarta's mailer taglib (also using Session.getDefaultSession() is blocked from sending e-mails with the correct username and password... Seems to me that Session.getDefaultSession() was a bad idea...)
Yours, Jurjan-Paul
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