On 22/07/10 02:48 PM, Schmiechen wrote:
> According to (RFC 4409 I think) a email sent from a domain other than the
> business own true domain is now technically spam.
>
> Currently the design intent of Ledgersmb is to support multiple businesses in
> its DB hence one install of code supports sev
> I think to send out the most professional looking invoices and such Ledgersmb
> should act as a email client, and have the option send mail to a smtp host on
> port 587. That way each business can send from there own email server.
And when the businesses mailserver is gmail (yes I am serious
On Sun, 18 Jul 2010, Stroller wrote:
> I would say that best practice is to use sendmail / sendmail-command-
> line-compatibility, in the way already followed.
and if LSMB is in a third party hosting environment (currently probably
not practical, but possible in future maybe), and the web facing
On 17 Jul 2010, at 22:03, Ryan MacFarlane wrote:
>> ...
>> These comments are not intended as a criticism - I would love to be
>> educated if there's stuff that can't be done this way. But it seems
>> like SMTP authentication, and adding complexities to that, is adding
>> unnecessary features to L
On 17/07/10 01:37 PM, Stroller wrote:
> On 17 Jul 2010, at 00:11, Schmiechen wrote:
>> ...
>> Nice patch however it seems you can have only one mail configuration
>> per
>> installation of Ledgersmb if you store the data in Sysconfig.pm.
>>
>> When hosting more than one business on a server is it
On 17 Jul 2010, at 00:11, Schmiechen wrote:
> ...
> Nice patch however it seems you can have only one mail configuration
> per
> installation of Ledgersmb if you store the data in Sysconfig.pm.
>
> When hosting more than one business on a server is it typical to
> have a
> different domain or
On 16/07/10 06:52 PM, Schmiechen wrote:
> Well it apparently does not work with TLS.
> I guess I need to modify it to use Net::SMTP::TLS?
>
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On 16/07/10 05:11 PM, Schmiechen wrote:
>>> On Tuesday 11 March 2008 11:50:52 Ryan MacFarlane wrote:
>>>
Hello. I am a computer science student taking an open source software
development course. I have been following LedgerSMB because a previous
employer was using sql-ledger and is
Well it apparently does not work with TLS.
I guess I need to modify it to use Net::SMTP::TLS?
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>> On Tuesday 11 March 2008 11:50:52 Ryan MacFarlane wrote:
>>
>>> Hello. I am a computer science student taking an open source software
>>> development course. I have been following LedgerSMB because a previous
>>> employer was using sql-ledger and is switching over to LedgerSMB.
>>>
>>> I am rela
Hey Ryan,
Markus here (Former Employer), Shaekir wrote an SMTP auth module
that we are using on our copy of LedgerSMB. I don't know if this
is what is in the code repository right now but you are welcome to
come by and chat about it. Don't forget we all like double double
coffee's (no crea
Schmiechen wrote:
> On Tuesday 11 March 2008 11:50:52 Ryan MacFarlane wrote:
>
>> Hello. I am a computer science student taking an open source software
>> development course. I have been following LedgerSMB because a previous
>> employer was using sql-ledger and is switching over to LedgerSMB.
>
On Tuesday 11 March 2008 11:50:52 Ryan MacFarlane wrote:
> Hello. I am a computer science student taking an open source software
> development course. I have been following LedgerSMB because a previous
> employer was using sql-ledger and is switching over to LedgerSMB.
>
> I am relatively new to Pe
Not as neat, but I install sSMTP on my server and set this up to use
auth out to my mailhub...
Actually a HOWTO on how to do that would be helpful for some people.
It's pretty straightforward - I personally use Gentoo so I don't know if
my initial config represents the upstream o
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2008. 03. 13, csütörtök keltezéssel 10.25-kor Ed Wildgoose ezt írta:
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> Not as neat, but I install sSMTP on my server and set this up to use
> auth out to my mailhub...
>
> Ed W
Like my solution :)
Cheers,
István
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> "Ryan MacFarlane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> It is my goal to continue working with this project after the course
>> is finished. I feel LedgerSMB is an excellent product and
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"Ryan MacFarlane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is my goal to continue working with this project after the course
> is finished. I feel LedgerSMB is an excellent product and the
> experience I can gain is invaluabl
Hello. I am a computer science student taking an open source software
development course. I have been following LedgerSMB because a previous
employer was using sql-ledger and is switching over to LedgerSMB.
I am relatively new to Perl, so in order to better understand both Perl and
LedgerSMB I ask
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