Monitoring send email via sendmail or php mail() about acmephp HOT 8 CLOSED

I will give it a try.

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YES, that would ease a lot. This should be quite easy to implement:

In EmailHandlerBuilder, check if smtp host is set. If not, use the NativeMailerHandler instead of the SwiftMailerHandler.

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Actually I am requesting this be compiled into the .phar and implemented via the ~/.acmephp/acmephp.conf config file. Currenntly, it says only SMTP is supported for the monitoring email.

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Hello @LeftPinkie,

Thanks for the proposal, it would be indeed useful. Would you have time to try to work on it? This would involves updating https://github.com/acmephp/acmephp/blob/master/src/Cli/Monitoring/EmailHandlerBuilder.php, it shouldn't be too difficult (get the config, check if the "transport" option is defined and what values it is and send the mail using the appropriate transport). Would you be interested in giving it a try :) ? I can help you do so if you want.

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Awesome, thanks! Don't hesitate to ping me here or on Twitter (https://twitter.com/titouangalopin) if you need a hand :) .

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I am re-thinking this request. For the purpose of cross-platform compatibility, using sendmail or PHP mail() on a Windoze system may be problematic if PHP is not configured correctly. Since I don't have access to a Windoze platform to test... is it really worth implementing this request just for Linux? I am thinking SMTP is universal enough. Any thoughts?

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I think it's worth it, especially because you only have to rely on SwiftMailer SendMail transport: https://swiftmailer.symfony.com/docs/sending.html#the-sendmail-transport, the aim being only to choose between the SMTP or SendMail transport on https://github.com/acmephp/acmephp/blob/master/src/Cli/Monitoring/EmailHandlerBuilder.php#L49. It does not involves a lot of complexity :) .

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Another +1 for it's worth it. For a good coder it's faster to implement that than set up a SMTP server ;-).
Also some people (including me) don't like having SMTP passwords on a config file. Accidentally pushed to a public repo and boom we have Spamgun.

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