Stephen Beitzel
Stephen Beitzel
Is anyone looking at this? I'm rewriting a client app for macOS that I had previously written in Java using [Twitter4J](https://github.com/Twitter4J/Twitter4J). That library solved this problem by doing entity replacement...
@dannys42 When you say, "rebasing," um, what is it that you would like me to do? I have never performed that git operation before. I've just read some documentation that...
This seems kind of weird. I mean, if it's just sticking a 'Reply-To' header on the message, why not do that? Is it true that only known headers get sent?...
Taking a look at [TLSConfiguration](https://github.com/Kitura/Swift-SMTP/blob/master/Sources/SwiftSMTP/TLSConfiguration.swift), it seems that the TLS protocol isn't actually specified in this library, but in the SSL library it depends on (BlueSSL, also from Kitura). I'd...
Kitura already has a template engine in place for the web server component -- is it reasonable to try using [Stencil](https://github.com/Kitura/Kitura-StencilTemplateEngine), or does that wind up pulling in other unnecessary...
Hmm. According to [RFC 4954](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc4954/), if a client is providing an empty user name, the server *must* deny the authentication request. So, instead of using EHLO the anonymous connection should...
The issue seems to be in `SMTPSocket.init(...)` -- specifically, the last two lines **always** try to authenticate, even if the server's response does not actually include a 250-AUTH line: ```swift...
Note that that isn't what the --mailstore option means. The option is about what implementation class dumbster should use for its mailstore, not a file where there are a bunch...
I'm working on a fork that uses log4j to log messages rather than System.out and System.err. That would let you silence messages via configuration, at the cost of additional dependencies...
Without a test to prove it, I can only say, "Sure, should do." Note that the calling code still needs to set up the `SMTP` instance, and it's the initializer...