Hi,
I have installed mantis 0.19.0 on my server, but it does not send any emails. I have created new users and want to change their passwords, so I need this or is there a other way to use mantis without sending emails anyway?
I test email with the testing button in /mantis/admin/check.php - it said, that it has send a email succesfully but nothing reached me.
I configured in config_inc.php smtp_host, smpt_user and smtp_password with the data from my regular email account.
I also put the two phpMailer classes in my includepath und added the path to the searched libs.
Any idea what could be wrong?
Thx,
Marc
Problem with mail notification
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You can turn off the email for password change by setting "$g_send_reset_password = OFF;". This will leave the initial password blank.
As for the mail problem, I would check which phpMailer mode you are using. The smtp_* parameters are only used when "$g_phpMailer_method = 2;". Beyond that, you have to look into the mailer logs.
As for the mail problem, I would check which phpMailer mode you are using. The smtp_* parameters are only used when "$g_phpMailer_method = 2;". Beyond that, you have to look into the mailer logs.
Hi, i have the same problem as Mark, i am using the last version of Mantis...
But how i do this?
But how i do this?
I delete the admin directory, is it correctly? Because in the index page of mantis i have a warning that i have to delete admin directoryYou can turn off the email for password change by setting "$g_send_reset_password = OFF;". This will leave the initial password blank.
Local changes are made in the config_inc.php file in the main directory. There is a sample file there in the normal distribution (config_inc.php.sample). This allows you to change settings and not have them overridden by the next release.
Personally, I don't delete the admin directory. I just make it inaccessible to the apache server. On Linux, "chmod 600 admin" works, assuming that the directory is not owned by the server. On Windows, there should be an equivalent.
Personally, I don't delete the admin directory. I just make it inaccessible to the apache server. On Linux, "chmod 600 admin" works, assuming that the directory is not owned by the server. On Windows, there should be an equivalent.