(for those of us with a home installation that want to go out
using the ISP's SMTP server because people arbitrarily block
our dynamic IP addresses).
new function in auth.php assigns the correct user/pass values
based on the auth mechanism.
For some reason the initStream method in Deliver_SMTP was not using
the passed in user name, it was using the global $username, and had
the key and onetimepad declared, though it always used the passed in
parameter pass instead - cleaned that up so it used the user/pass values
passed in instead.
read_body and compose were updated to use the new function in auth.php
to get the correct username and password for SMTP auth, and pass these
values to initStream.
Works for me.
Added basic @package/@subpackage tags
The decode/ files were documented slightly more thoroughly, although they're almost self-explanatory anyway.
The individual functions in the functions/ files need to be documented though, and now that this commit is in, anyone willing to write docblocks for functions should get cracking ;)
* renamed auth.php/hmac() to hmac_md5()
* polished descriptions and helper text in conf.pl
* fixed minor bug with smtp auth mech default value in conf.pl
* minor documentation additions to authentication.txt
* added myself to AUTHORS.
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This is mostly a warning removal "a la Tyler".
I've also installed 4.1.1 on my portable and it looks it works
fine with some bugfixs. Please 4.1.1 report feedback.
- Operation foo_once step 2 (and final)
- Create folders bugfix
- None folder bugfix
- Fixed some tabs, structs etc.
- Added some (c) stuff
- Removed some debug stuff
This changes should result in a faster SM.
into validate.php.
= They (config/strings) were used eveywhere validate was used
= Validate already included auth.php (which included i18n.php)
= Now including just one file does a lot of stuff including loading
SM config, validating data, and loading internationalization
= Since we only include config.php once and not dozens of times, we could
have a slight speed increase
* Cleaned up some code
* Fixed some typos
* Added a few files (documentation, translations)
* EAGERLY awaiting 1.1 to come out
* Made all global stuff "global $varname" so the new define() method we use
will work properly (methinks)
