Roller 4.0.1 tomcat 6.0.18 MYSQL 5.0.67_win32 jdk1.6.0_12 WindowsXP (HP Pavilion DV6000) Notebook Internet Explorer 7.0.5730.13
Yes you are right I did have the enable email activation of new accounts option set when I created a new blog. I have turned it off now in the ADMIN settings. I was also trying to use a test server called TestMailServerTool but that was NOT generating the email in its dump file. I also looked in the rollerdb to find out the generated email but couldn't find it. I would like this option set just to find out if it works. Thanks Zahid ---- Dave <snoopd...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 6:11 AM, <zah...@ntlworld.com> wrote: > > When I create user account(s) the screen with the following message appears > > : > > Your new user account has been created. > > > > In order to login to the system, you have to activate your user account by > > clicking the link that is sent to you via e-mail. > > > > That is OK but I am using a email server(with local settings), no actual > > emails beings sent and so the emails are disppearing into somewhere . > > > > How can I find out what the links are so that I can activate the user > > accounts. > > That should not be happening unless you enable email activation of new > accounts. It is turned off by default. Sounds like you might be using > an appserver or database that is not well tested (i.e. something other > than Tomcat or Glassfish and MySQL or Derby). > > Please let us know: > > * What version of Roller are you using? If you are building from > sources, on which branch are you building? > > You said 4.0.1 > > * What Application Server version are you using? > * What database are you using? > * What Java version are you using? > * What operating system are you using? > * If applicable, what browser are you using? > > Do you see any stack traces in Roller's log files when you attempt to > register a new user? > > Thanks, > - Dave
