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Server-side scheduling for Baikal 0.9.2?

Open tromlet opened this issue 2 years ago • 2 comments

Baikal version: 0.9.2

Expected behaviour: Emails send when inviting attendees from email client (all, but in my specific case Thunderbird 91.6.2)

Current behaviour: Emails do not send, and there is no documentation/instruction on how to configure Baikal to use either a local email sender or a relay to issue invitations. Email client does not issue invitations, either.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Create event in ANY calendar (even calendar where email client user's email matches the calendar user's email in Baikal).
  2. Select attendees
  3. Left-click "Send and Save"
  4. Watch as emails are never sent and never arrive. :(

tromlet avatar May 09 '22 23:05 tromlet

Setup up the calendar and hit finish (Prefer client -side email scheduling will be greyed out at this point). Go back to the Calendar, select the calendar, right click, hit properties. You can now enable "Prefer Client-Side Email Scheduling".

Now invite emails send from the client side like they should.

patg84 avatar Jul 14 '22 03:07 patg84

This is a good tip, at least for anyone using Thunderbird, but it's still sometimes a little bit wonky with the associated email addresses. For example, if I have [email protected] set for the Example company calendar in Baikal, Thunderbird will not auto-email everyone in the organization via that [email protected] email address, which is... frustrating. :P

I guess that's more of a Thunderbird issue, though.

tromlet avatar Jul 22 '22 22:07 tromlet

Baikal uses the php mail() function to send emails. On some hosters that might not be possible. Follow #937 for SMTP mail delivery.

ByteHamster avatar Dec 04 '22 11:12 ByteHamster