I am using Bugzilla and I was wondering if there is a way to create a ticket by sending an email to an account.
I looked around and I found that at some point there was a contrib/bug_email.pl, (that I think it did this) but its not there anymore on version 3.6 .
It's been rewritten and promoted out of contrib! It's now email_in.pl in the main directory.
Here is the very thin documentation from Bugzilla:
http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/3.6/en/html/api/email_in.html
Some other help here to setup the system to route email to the email_in.pl script:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/mozilla.support.bugzilla/Nf_CjGn6dME
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I want to know if there is a package out there that allows people to receive emails / drafts / deleted items from for example gmail. I found something that seemed to attempt it but I think the support has stopped for it and also my gmail automatically blocks any login attempts from it (which I can evade but if I want to eventually release it then of course this is not the correct option)
The "Potentially non supported" package: imap_client
I was wondering if someone has found a better / new package that doesn't have that issue or if someone knows how to write one.
Thanks in advance
Didn't really understand if you want to send it using SMTP or if you want to open the mail app.
For sending programmatically: https://pub.dev/packages/mailer
To open the gmail app: https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_email_sender
I wanted to create an account on the platform Parse but I receive a message saying that Parse no longer exists .. They changed their web address ?enter image description here
Yes ,parse services are no longer available ,consider using firebase or something along that lines.
You can't really create an account, but you can still use their service as it is open sourced now. Parse
So while Parse is no longer available as a service from the company you can still set up your own parse server and run it yourself. It is open source now. You can use heroku and github has great documentation on this. The link is below.
https://github.com/parse-community/parse-server
I'm solving basically the same problem of "how do I map name+email address+password to IMAP and/or SMTP". Clearly, Thunderbird's got this one solved or near solved.
I can hunt through their source code, but is there any documentation on how this works?
You're probably looking for the account autoconfiguration documentation:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Thunderbird/Autoconfiguration
First off, I'd like to thank anyone who replies in advance--
I am using vBulletin 3.7 (old, I know...), and I am trying to add a plugin that includes the variable $post['postid']. However, it doesn't seem to work. The hook location is 'postbit_display_start'.
I see no need to post more information; the problem is very small, and hopefully very simple.
Try to use postbit_display_complete as the hook location.
And use this plugin code on your local installation
echo '<pre>';print_r($post);echo '</pre>';
To see what are within $post.
I am currently trying to make a form for a website in work. I have created the script in Perl using Forms2Go and have entered the send mail and bin paths given to me. At the first the script wouldn't execute but the hosts made changes to the sever and now it does.
Problem now is the script executes and takes the user to the thank you page but doesn't send the form to the e-mail address which has been tested by the hosting company.
I have a feeling that the send-mail path isn't correct and that is why it is executing but not sending the email, anything else it might be?
Thanks for reading.
Tom
Forms To Go is payware and they do not provide their source code publicly which makes trouble-shooting by the general Internet populace rather difficult. Try their support forum instead. If you're looking for a form mailer that does not suck, install nms TFMail.