Tickets :: Comment on [#12255] SMTP authentication broken

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Comment	>> OK - verified that this works. Still needs to be documented in >> horde/conf.xml (this is clearly documented in IMP's backends.php), as >> my confusion over this feature clearly indicates. And this DOES work >> for all authentication backends. >> >>> If the same information from the Mailer tab is entered in >>> 'imp/config/backends.local.php' with 'username' and 'password' both >>> null, authentication succeeds, so it looks like there is a problem >>> with initialization the settings from the Mailer tab. >> >> That's why. Don't set 'username' and 'password' in IMP, because >> those strings are used as the authentication strings. If you want to >> use the Horde defaults, don't define those strings at all. > > OK, I'm officially lost now. > > In Horde-5.0.4 I have the following in 'config/conf.php': > > $conf['mailer']['params']['port'] = 587; > $conf['mailer']['params']['auth'] = true; > $conf['mailer']['type'] = 'smtp'; > > There is no smtp array in 'imp/config/backends.local.php'. This has > worked since I started using Horde (about three years ago) and uses > the credentials used for authentication to Horde for SMTP > authentication. Since the upgrade to the latest beta versions, this > no longer works. > > What am I supposed to do if I want to use the credentials for logging > into Horde for SMTP authentication? Is the configuration in the > Mailer tab supposed to work? If yes, this bug is still open because > it no longer works. If no, this needs to be documented in the > changelist, since this is a BC break. > > I only added the following in 'imp/config/backends.local.php' to > work around this. > > 'smtp' => array( > 'auth' => true, > 'password' => null, > 'port' => 587, > 'username' => null > ), > > The above will use SMTP authentication for sending messages with the > credentials for logging into Horde. Is this not supposed to work? > If not, how should one configure using per-user SMTP authentication > for sending messages instead?
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