Re: [Tikiwiki-users] email usernames.....

[David B. <dw...@we...>]

JD <ad...@so...> wrote ..
> David,
> 
>  Not at the moment.  Currently using 3rd party host.  Will be changing
> over soon.  I see that may be where my solution lies, config my own mail
> svr.
> 
>   I only wish there was something in the code I could patch this until
> I do.
> 
> JD
> 
> David Brown wrote:
> 
> >Site Admin <ad...@so...> wrote ..
> >  
> >
> >>Help!
> >>
> >>I am new to TW and am having trouble implimenting email!  My mailserves
> >>require the usernames to be in name+domain.com format.  In doing that
> TW
> >>freaks out.  Doesn't seem to like any 'extras' in the username.  Email
> >>works fine on other accounts that do not require the name+domain.com
> syntax.
> >>
> >>Any help, tweaks or advice on how I can change TW or my settings to make
> >>this work?  I have looked at the PHP files but am a little green to go
> >>tearing them apart right now.
> >>
> >>Listed below is the errors I get:
> >>
> >>Error: x (cached)
> >>
> >>Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in 
> >>/home/souther/public_html/tiki/tikiwiki-1.7.4/lib/webmail/pop3.php on
> >>line 148
> >>Error:
> >>
> >>Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in 
> >>/home/souther/public_html/tiki/tikiwiki-1.7.4/lib/webmail/pop3.php on
> >>line 147
> >>
> >>Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in 
> >>/home/souther/public_html/tiki/tikiwiki-1.7.4/lib/webmail/pop3.php on
> >>line 148
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>thanks to all!
> >>
> >>Jd
> >>ad...@so...
> >>
> >>
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> >Hello Jd, are you running your own SMTPD? :-) David.
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Hello JD, running your own smtpd is the best decision for many reasons. The immediate benefit is if you run Qmail or Postfix you will be able to solve your problem with the correct smtpd configuration. Also, you will have much better control over your users quality of email e.g. eliminating SPAM. Hope this helps, David.