On Fri, 15 Oct 2010 15:31:40 +0200 "MOKRANI Rachid" <rachid.mokr...@ifpenergiesnouvelles.fr> wrote:
> Hi, > > I'm using dl with ldap authentification. My apache server is running > with the apache user. My OS is CentOS kernel 2.6.18. > > Suppose I would like to send a file to : wav...@thregr.org > > I connect to dl with my user "my_name" When I create a "New Ticket" and > use "Send link to e-mail" and I do a mistake in the Yuri email adresse > like : waveyyy...@thregr.org . I will never inform by "sendmail" that I > make a mistake in the Yuri email adress, because the sender of the mail > is : apache. The From address of all emails is set to the address configured in config.php (which is generally nob...@example.com), but to work correctly you need to trust the 'apache' user in the sendmail/postfix configuration. This is a problem that you can fix. I know this isn't a full solution, but as ssc says, there's no way to know the e-mail address unless you perform an LDAP query yourself. For grants this isn't a problem since grants *must* have a return address (though you can still type incorrectly). Maybe all user accounts should also have an associated e-mail address. Think about this: we would not need the 'notification address' when creating a grant, which would be implicit. This poses a problem about fetching the address when HTTP/external authentication is involved however. The user should probably also need to be able to change this address.