Re: SMTP authentication from Jahia

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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