I can't exactly figure this out. I used your new email hook to send commit emails after a commit. I sent the email from my address to my address as a test. I added the smtp server in the field you said. However, I NEVER SPECIFIED THE PASSWORD for my email account.
I expected to have to put in <smtp-server>:password or something like this. However I didn't need it. Your hook sent the email from me to me with no need for a password. Is this a fundamental flaw of an smtp mail server? I was astonished! I suppose it is good for me in the short term that I don't need to figure out how to specify a password, bad not good in a sense that it underscores a security risk in my email server. Any information regarding this would be greatly appreaciated. I was thinking that it would be even more functionality for a future release to be able to specify an email address for each user. Then the script could send the email to their address rather than to a single email address. Thank you for a great product, Kind Regards Dylan Reynolds Hook Script you suggest to use: VisualSVNServerHooks.exe commit-notification -r %2 --from <from-email> --to <to-email> --smtp-server <smtp-server> "%1"
