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| ID | Category | Severity | Reproducibility | Date Submitted | Last Update | ||
| 0011493 | [phplist] Configuration | minor | always | 18-09-07 13:48 | 18-12-07 19:03 | ||
| Reporter | arawak | View Status | public | ||||
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| Priority | normal | Resolution | not fixable | ||||
| Status | resolved | Product Version | 2.10.4 | ||||
| Summary | 0011493: $phpmailer_smtpport being ignored | ||||||
| Description | I am not able to get PHPlist (2.10.5) to abide by the phpmailer_smtpport directive. It will use different PHPMAILERHOST variables fine and I can confirm that using tcpdump, but the phpmailer_smtpport directive seems to be simply ignored -- connections continue to go to 25. | ||||||
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My config is below. System is CentOS5 64-bit. php-common-5.1.6-12.el5 --------------------------------------------------- # If you tend to send out html emails, it is recommended to do so. define("PHPMAILER",1); # To use a SMTP please give your server hostname here, leave it blank to use the standard # PHP mail() command. define("PHPMAILERHOST",'10.10.10.10'); $phpmailer_smtpport = '125'; --------------------------------------------------- what is also strange is that the smtpport variable only seems to be referenced in the config file and nowhere else: [root@panel lists]# grep -rin smtpport * config/config.php:623:$phpmailer_smtpport = '125'; [root@panel lists]# pwd /www/club/phplist/lists |
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(0032651) nd_oliveira (reporter) 19-09-07 15:26 |
I believe that there is a "major" bug in de phpmailer class. When, in class.phplistmailer.php, the application variables are instantiated, then "this->Helo" variable is loaded with de website (phplist) URL, that is configured in the site main page: $this->Helo = getConfig("website") By that, when the send() function load the Hello command, it is sent do the site URL (ex.: http://localhost/phplist), [^] WRONG!!!! The correct instantiation line is: $this->Helo = getConfig("PHPMAILERHOST"); This solves the problem.... |
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(0032684) h2b2 (reporter) 19-09-07 18:44 |
As a side note, Arawak's report originates from this forum thread: http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?t=11974 [^] Another way to put his question would IMO be whether or not the *FAQs documention* is correct in stating that one can change the default SMTP port by adding the following line in config.php: $phpmailer_smtpport = '125'; |
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(0032798) arawak (reporter) 21-09-07 04:39 |
Definitely adjust the FAQ so more people don't waste hours debugging like I did but, better yet, if the functionality was there once upon a time, why not reimplement it? It's much more logical to have a variable like that set in the config file rather than in the class itself. Just my $0.02... nawt a developer. |
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(0037579) h2b2 (reporter) 04-12-07 21:30 |
I believe I am -at least in part- to blame for the confusion. Based on a number of forum posts indicating that the phpmailer_smtpport could be set, I mistakenly concluded the phpmailer_smtpport was an existing configuration setting in config.php, and included this as a "solution" in the FAQs, without checking first. Sorry about that. Still, being able to define a different SMTP port than the default port 25 is a recurring question on the forums. In that sense, this issue might be considered a *feature request*. In the mean time, for those that need a different SMTP port and want to be able to use the $phpmailer_smtpport setting, this is the solution proposed by davidhw: ---------------- The solution is to add this line in class.phplistmailer.php after (around line 32): if (isset($GLOBALS['phpmailer_smtpuser']) && $GLOBALS['phpmailer_smtpuser'] != '') { $this->SMTPAuth = true; $this->Username = $GLOBALS['phpmailer_smtpuser']; $this->Password = $GLOBALS['phpmailer_smtppassword']; add this: $this->Port = $GLOBALS['phpmailer_smtpport']; That way the port is set by proper class methods, rather than hard-coding the class definition. ---------------- Source: http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=39911#39911 [^] Note: I'll change the FAQ and include a link to this report. |
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(0038516) bas (developer) 18-12-07 19:03 |
Needs to be hacked in the phpmailer class. See below. Referenced from http://docs.phplist.com/PhplistFAQ [^] |
