Hello,
My first post, and from RCW ;)
I have a first comment on how it manages some problems. Like you guess, I talk about the safe mode's PHP and mail function. When I try to send an e-mail, the Return-Path header is set to the user-apache@hostname email, instead of sender. It is useless, and can waste a lot of time. I propose to remove the ability to send an e-mail with the mail function when safe mode is enable.
I was very surprised when I installed this web application. Great work for a first write !
Regards.
Change from using sendmail to smtp. Other than that, there are no problems using round cube with safe mode.
j
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 21:42:34 +0100, Mickaël Wolff mickael+rcw@wolffnom.fr wrote:
Hello,
My first post, and from RCW ;)
I have a first comment on how it manages some problems. Like you guess, I talk about the safe mode's PHP and mail function. When I try to send an e-mail, the Return-Path header is set to the user-apache@hostname email, instead of sender. It is useless, and can waste a lot of time. I propose to remove the ability to send an e-mail with the mail function when safe mode is enable.
I was very surprised when I installed this web application. Great work for a first write !
Regards.
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 19:45:20 -0600, Jason Bradley Nance aitrus@tresgeek.net wrote:
Change from using sendmail to smtp.
I did it, else I can't send e-maisl with RCW ;)
Other than that, there are no problems using round cube with safe mode.
I agree. But I think the application must not send useless e-mails, and the use of mail function in safe mode must raise an error instead of send a malformed e-mail. IMHO ;)
Regards.
Other than that, there are no problems using round cube with safe mode.
I agree. But I think the application must not send useless e-mails, and the use of mail function in safe mode must raise an error instead of send a malformed e-mail. IMHO ;)
If you are using Sendmail you can play with the trusted users option. The php manual doesn't specifically mention that there is a restriction on the From: header in safe mode.
j