Re: [WebDNA] Version 7.x: webdna.ini and EmailerPrefs
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2012
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 108569
interpreted = N
texte = > By "default SMTP server" do you mean the value named=20 > POPMailServer in the webdna.ini file? exact > And by "tick value" do you mean the value named EMailSeconds=20 > in the webdna.ini file? right > I'm pretty sure these guesses are correct, but I want to be=20 > sure so I don't get confused about this now that I'm trying=20 > to clarify it in my mind ... :) >=20 > So if my understanding is correct (as stated above) it seems=20 > that WebDNA is coded internally to look in the EmailerPrefs=20 > file for each of these 5 values -- which are written from the=20 > webdna.ini file in this order, with one value on each line: >=20 > POPMailServer=09 > EMailFolder=09 > CompletedEMailFolder > EMailLogFolder=09 > EMailSeconds=09 >=20 > Yet the following four email-related prefs from the=20 > webdna.ini file are "missing" from the EmailerPrefs file: >=20 > ProblemEMailFolder > MailSMTPPort=09 > MailAuthUser=09 > MailAuthValid >=20 > So my question is this: =20 >=20 > Can we safely conclude that these four "missing prefs" are=20 > never written to the EmailerPrefs file because WebDNA never=20 > looks for them there -- and instead WebDNA looks for these=20 > four prefs ONLY in the webdna.in file? Exact... the EmailerPrefs was created years ago by SMSI or PCS, and the = AUTH SMTP appeared with CICADA 6.2 development and Donovan's team: the = way to collect preferences directly to "WebCatalog Prefs" (name changed = in "webdna.ini" with v7) has been modified at this time. - chris
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> By "default SMTP server" do you mean the value named=20 > POPMailServer in the webdna.ini file? exact > And by "tick value" do you mean the value named EMailSeconds=20 > in the webdna.ini file? right > I'm pretty sure these guesses are correct, but I want to be=20 > sure so I don't get confused about this now that I'm trying=20 > to clarify it in my mind ... :) >=20 > So if my understanding is correct (as stated above) it seems=20 > that WebDNA is coded internally to look in the EmailerPrefs=20 > file for each of these 5 values -- which are written from the=20 > webdna.ini file in this order, with one value on each line: >=20 > POPMailServer=09 > EMailFolder=09 > CompletedEMailFolder > EMailLogFolder=09 > EMailSeconds=09 >=20 > Yet the following four email-related prefs from the=20 > webdna.ini file are "missing" from the EmailerPrefs file: >=20 > ProblemEMailFolder > MailSMTPPort=09 > MailAuthUser=09 > MailAuthValid >=20 > So my question is this: =20 >=20 > Can we safely conclude that these four "missing prefs" are=20 > never written to the EmailerPrefs file because WebDNA never=20 > looks for them there -- and instead WebDNA looks for these=20 > four prefs ONLY in the webdna.in file? Exact... the EmailerPrefs was created years ago by SMSI or PCS, and the = AUTH SMTP appeared with CICADA 6.2 development and Donovan's team: the = way to collect preferences directly to "WebCatalog Prefs" (name changed = in "webdna.ini" with v7) has been modified at this time. - chris
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