Difference between revisions of "Email.pl"
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| − | + | '''email.pl''' includes configuration for how email that EPrints needs to send should be sent. By default this uses the ''send_mail_via_smtp'' function with the following line: | |
$c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Email::send_mail_via_smtp; | $c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Email::send_mail_via_smtp; | ||
This could be changed to the ''send_mail_via_sendmail'' function of bespoke function of your own. If you define you own function it will be passed the following parameters: | This could be changed to the ''send_mail_via_sendmail'' function of bespoke function of your own. If you define you own function it will be passed the following parameters: | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 27 January 2022
EPrints 3 Reference: Directory Structure - Metadata Fields - Repository Configuration - XML Config Files - XML Export Format - EPrints data structure - Core API - Data Objects
email.pl includes configuration for how email that EPrints needs to send should be sent. By default this uses the send_mail_via_smtp function with the following line:
$c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Email::send_mail_via_smtp;
This could be changed to the send_mail_via_sendmail function of bespoke function of your own. If you define you own function it will be passed the following parameters:
$repository- The Repository object.$langid- The language ID, (e.g. en) to be used when transcribing EPC phrases.$name- The name of the person to which the email is to be sent.$address- The email address to which the email is to be sent.$subject- The subject line of the email.$body- The main body of the email.$sig- The signature to be added the end of the email's main body.$replyto- The reply to email address.$replytoname- The name to associate with the reply to email address.
