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Monday 02 April 2007 2:25:24 pm
Hi folks, after spending 2 nights and today with getting SMTP for notification running i found a solution that is working for me.
Right now i'm running version 3.9.1 on an cpanel/redhat setup, and yes, i have root access.
it was easy for me to get the mail notification with sendmail working. but i usually set in cpanel/whm the sendmail option for php to false.
so i tried to get SMTP working... which was not so easy...
that is my working site.ini setting...
[MailSettings]
Transport=SMTP
AdminEmail=ezadmin@<my-domain>
EmailSender=ezadmin@<my-domain>
TransportServer=<my-mail-server>
TransportUser=<mail-user-name>
TransportPassword=<mail-user-password> BUT... all i got was
[ Apr 02 2007 13:35:57 ] [x.x.x.x] eZSMTPTransport::sendMail():
Error sending SMTP mail: RCPT TO:<testuser9@xxxxx.xxx> command failed, output: 550-firstnetguard.com (mail.usa-info.net)
[x.x.x.x] is currently not
550-permitted to relay through this server. Perhaps you have not logged into
550-the pop/imap server in the last 30 minutes or do not have SMTP
550 Authentication turned on in your email client.
[ Apr 02 2007 13:35:57 ] [x.x.x.x] eZSMTPTransport::sendMail():
Error sending SMTP mail: DATA command failed, output: 503 valid RCPT command must precede DATA
For me the problem is the AUTH section is /lib/ezutils/classes/ezsmtp.php
While the original script is using the command "AUTH", my server reject this comand.
After i figured out that i need to send "AUTH PLAIN <login-data>" i changed the script from:
function auth()
{
/* if the connection is made */
if ( $this->send_cmd('AUTH', '334' ) )
{
/* if sending username ok */
if ( $this->send_cmd( base64_encode( $this->user ), '334' ) )
{
/* if sending password ok */
if ( $this->send_cmd( base64_encode( $this->pass ), '235' ) )
{
/* set the authenticated flag and return TRUE */
$this->authenticated = TRUE;
return TRUE;
}
}
}
/* in other case return FALSE */
return FALSE;
}
to:
function auth()
{
/* if the connection is made */
if ( $this->send_cmd('AUTH PLAIN ' . base64_encode( chr(0) . $this->user . chr(0) . $this->pass), '235' ) )
{
/* set the authenticated flag and return TRUE */
$this->authenticated = TRUE;
return TRUE;
}
/* in other case return FALSE */
return FALSE;
}
that works perfect for me!
I hope someone else can use this for a similar problem.
I know it's just a quick-and-dirty fix, but with a little more afford and 1 or 2 ini-settings, it could be usable for everybody who is using different AUTH methods.
See you,
Guido
my first ezPublish setup (test) ever with http://www.usa-info.net
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