On 14/1/2006, "emily" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>From: "Dean Holden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>On 1/13/2006, "emily" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>In the case of multiple smtp servers, how could i determine which smtp
>>>server to use in sending based on the host selected? Means if you login
>>>in domain1, u send email using smtp1.
>>
>>I think this is what you are looking for...
>>
>>Look in conf/login.php for this section:
>>
>>/******************* VDOMAIN_DETECT ************************ =09When
>>[...]
>
>That's not right. I have configured that. That's for incoming mail. I can
>configure different host to login but all of them are using the same smtp to
>send.
>
>I would like to know if we can choose sending can be configured based on the
>host they logged in.
It's not a feature of the installed code, but it's quite easy to add
that functionality. The only trouble is, when you install a new version
of IlohaMail, you will need to modify the code again.
You didn't say whether you installed 0.8.14-rc3 or 0.9.x. Thankfully, it
doesn't matter for this hack. :-)
Step 1: edit conf/conf.php. Where it says:
$SMTP_SERVER = "your.standard.smtp.host";
change it to read this: (clearly you need to substitute the hosts you
want)
$SMTP_SERVER = "your.standard.smtp.host";
$VDOMAIN_SMTP_SERVER = array(
"specialdomain.com"=>"your.special.smtp.host",
"www.specialdomain.com"=>"your.special.smtp.host",
"webmail.anotherexample.net"=>"another.example.smtp.host"
);
Therefore, $SMTP_SERVER holds the 'default' server, and the items in
the array() specify the special cases. (If you add more servers or
delete any, please note that there is a comma at the end of each line,
except for the last line.)
Step 2: tell Iloha how to use $VDOMAIN_SMTP_SERVER.
In IlohaMail-0.9.x, edit include/compose_send.inc.
In IlohaMail-0.8.x, edit source/compose2.php.
In either case, you will see the pair of lines:
$sent = false;
if (!empty($SMTP_SERVER)){
(In 0.9.x, it's right at the top of the file, in 0.8.x it's buried at
around line 600.)
Add the following lines between these two lines so they look like this:
$sent = false;
$HTTP_HOST = strtolower($_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]);
if (isset($VDOMAIN_SMTP_SERVER[$HTTP_HOST])) {
$SMTP_SERVER = $VDOMAIN_SMTP_SERVER[$HTTP_HOST];
}
if (!empty($SMTP_SERVER)){
That's it! Since it's only a few lines of code, I haven't tried it on
my installation but can't see how it wouldn't work. Please test it,
and report back if it's useful or not.
Best Wishes!
Andy
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