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 folder for each business? Thus a different
install of
Ledgersmb for each business? I wonder is this what ledger123 does?
If hosting multiple instances of Ledger-SMB, shouldn't the hosting
provider simply make SMTP accommodations?
On 17 Jul 2010, at 01:52, Schmiechen wrote:
Well it apparently does not work with TLS.
I guess I need to modify it to use Net::SMTP::TLS?
Likewise, who cares? LedgerSMB should throw email at Postfix or ssmtp
on the local machine, and that should figure out how to handle the
mail upstream.
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 LedgerSMB. If LedgerSMB can stick to its core
competencies then it can do those better!
Stroller.
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