SecureMaildropHost
Introduction
SecureMaildropHost marries SecureMailHost and MaildropHost, making this a drop-in replacement for SecureMailHost.
SecureMaildropHost uses both SecureMailHost and MaildropHost to do it’s work, so both must be installed.
Installation
Install and configure MaildropHost first!
Unpack this Product into your instance Products directory
Restart Zope, navigate to your SecureMailHost instance (usually named MailHost), note it’s settings. Make sure you configure your MaildropHost queue to use the same settings.
Delete the SecureMailHost, and create a SecureMaildropHost with the same id in it’s place
License
ZPL 2.1, see LICENSE.txt
Credits
SecureMaildropHost was developed by Plone Solutions for internal use, Dec 2006
- Design and development::
Plone Solutions (Martijn Pieters)
CHANGES
Changelog for SecureMaildropHost
0.2 (released 2008/05/22)
The ‘as_string’ change causes registration emails to fail, since those messages are not created as MIMEText. This change checks for as_string, uses it if available, and otherwise falls back to str. [seanf]
Use the as_string() method of an MIME part to get the string version of it. Caught by Sean Fulmer. [wichert]
0.1 (released 2007/04/03)
Initial release [mj]
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