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bertvandepoel avatar bertvandepoel commented on May 28, 2024

I had been under the impression that the php.ini variables for an SMTP server and auth were generally available, but they seem to be restricted to the fake sendmail on Windows, so that's indeed a problem. Technically there's the option of having a sendmail compatible client that relays to an SMTP server with out. There's several pieces of open source software that do that, but I believe this would be a difficult task for many and doesn't solve the issues with the ISPs you describe, where you of course can't go and install something like that.

Are there specific reasons why you chose PHPMailer over PEAR's Mail.php? I tend to go with the latter, but I'm not sure if it's nowadays still installed at most hosting providers. It used to be widely available. I prefer Mail.php since then the responsibility lies with the ISP/distro to deal with security issues, while with PHPMailer I would myself need to keep track of any security issues with PHPMailer (of which there have been a few over the years). Either way I would also have to update the installer to offer the SMTP option in more detail.

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realjoshparker avatar realjoshparker commented on May 28, 2024

No there’s no specific reasoning I just saw it mentioned a number of times on forums while I was researching ways to add external SMTP servers. I’d be happy with any solution you propose!

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PrplHaz4 avatar PrplHaz4 commented on May 28, 2024

I've seen popular frameworks (Laravel, Yii) are going with Symfony Mailer now (successor to Swiftmailer), which means it will likely be maintained for some time and will take security issues seriously.

https://symfony.com/doc/current/mailer.html

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realjoshparker avatar realjoshparker commented on May 28, 2024

Hey, sorry for the long time with no update, I've just been real busy and didn't have too much time to devote to this project. Thanks to ChatGPT I think I finally have a solution that will work for both of us. I figured out I can use something called sSMTP which can act like sendmail but proxy out to external servers. I believe I have a working container I just have to test it. I'm also working on updating the docs to reflect these changes and will hopefully have it tested and pushed out by the end of next week.

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bertvandepoel avatar bertvandepoel commented on May 28, 2024

I use ssmtp on my NAS I think, not sure though. I should really invest some time in adding SMTP support, but I've been swamped with my new job and volunteer stuff that takes priority. I'm still hoping to get back to Tabby to add SMTP support as well as EPC QR codes and some other extras that people have requested.

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