[Phpgroupware-tracker] [bug #781] SMTP Authenication

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=================== BUG #781: LATEST MODIFICATIONS ==================
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=781&group_id=509

Changes by: Chris Weiss <address@hidden>
Date: Thu 06/26/2003 at 20:54 (America/Chicago)

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This has been reassigned as a feature request.



=================== BUG #781: FULL BUG SNAPSHOT ===================


Submitted by: CompCowboy              Project: phpGroupWare                 
Submitted on: Sun 06/30/2002 at 10:22
Category:  email                      Bug Group:  0.9.14 RC3                
Severity:  1 - Ordinary               Priority:  Normal                     
Resolution:  None                     Assigned to:  None                    
Status:  Closed                       Component Version:  None              
Platform Version:  Linux - RedHat     Reproducibility:  None                

Summary:  SMTP Authenication

Original Submission:  My mail servers require outgoing authenication. I believe 
this is the problem that results in this error:
Message could not be sent. 

Mailer Error: SMTP Error: could not connect to SMTP host server(s)

Is there a workaround or a future option for this? I tried localhost for mail 
server, and had same results. However when I had 0.9.12 I had no troubles. 
Comments would be appreciated. 
Thanks,

Todd Strait

Follow-up Comments
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Date: Thu 06/26/2003 at 20:54       By: cw
This has been reassigned as a feature request.

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Date: Mon 04/07/2003 at 23:30       By: None
Try editing your email/inc/class.mail_send.inc.php file as follows:

from:

// START SMTP SESSION - now we can send our message. 1st we identify ourselves 
and the sender
$cmds = array (
        "$src = $this->msg2socket($socket,"EHLO $mymachinern");",
        "$rrc = $this->socket2msg($socket);",
        "$src = $this->msg2socket($socket,"MAIL FROM:$fromuserrn");",
        "$rrc = $this->socket2msg($socket);"
);

to:

// START SMTP SESSION - now we can send our message. 1st we identify ourselves 
and the sender
$smtp_username = base64_encode("username");
$smtp_password = base64_encode("password");
$cmds = array (
        "$src = $this->msg2socket($socket,"EHLO $mymachinern");",
        "$rrc = $this->socket2msg($socket);",
        "$src = $this->msg2socket($socket,"AUTH LOGINrn");",
        "$rrc = $this->socket2msg($socket);",
        "$src = $this->msg2socket($socket,"$smtp_usernamern");",
        "$rrc = $this->socket2msg($socket);",
        "$src = $this->msg2socket($socket,"$smtp_passwordrn");",
        "$rrc = $this->socket2msg($socket);",
        "$src = $this->msg2socket($socket,"MAIL FROM:$fromuserrn");",
        "$rrc = $this->socket2msg($socket);"
);

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Date: Wed 11/20/2002 at 19:00       By: alexbsa
This has been reassigned as a feature request.


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