On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Michael Fötsch <[email protected]> wrote:
> Mark wrote: > > Not sure why you need internet connection here... why would outside > email addresses be involved in your intranet installation? > > I don't need an internet connection at all, but Validate::email(true) needs > one for performing the domain check. > > All employees have email addresses like [email protected]. These email > addresses would be accepted without problems by the *internal* SMTP server > and delivered to the internal email clients. > > But, as I said, I never get this far, because Validate::email(true) tries > to ping company.com or send some request or whatever, which times out > after 30 seconds and Validate::email declares the address invalid. > > The reason the request times out is because there is no host named " > company.com" *inside* the intranet (and why should there be any?), and the > proxy blocks the domain check. > > Validate::email without "true" works flawlessly. > Hmm, it just does a DNS lookup AFAIK. Are you running DNS inside? > > I run an internal link shortener based on tighturl that is the only valid > link shortener in my installation. > > Sounds good. Can you configure this in config.php? > Nope :). I modified the database users table urlshorteningservice column's default value to be my internal link shortener. I modified the actions/othersettings.php file to only display my internal link shortener as an option. > > Rejected where and when doing what? > > Whenever a notice contains a hyperlink such as "http://hostname/xy"; or " > http://10.129.12.34";, it's not rendered as a hyperlink but as plain old > text. > > The regexes in laconica require a top-level domain. In the " > http://hostname"; case, there is no top-level domain, and in the " > http://10.129.12.34";, it thinks "34" is the top-level domain, but it's not > one of the recognized ones. > I'm sure the devs will accept any improvements to the URL recognition regex(es). That's a sticky issue. > Kind Regards, > M.F. > > > _______________________________________________ > Laconica-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.laconi.ca/mailman/listinfo/laconica-dev > -- Mark "Blessed is he who finds happiness in his own foolishness, for he will always be happy."
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