Podręcznik:$wgEnableEmail
| Email settings: $wgEnableEmail | |
|---|---|
| Set to true to enable basic email features. |
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| Wprowadzono w wersji: | 1.4.0 |
| Usunięto w wersji: | nadal w użyciu |
| Dozwolone wartości: | (wartość logiczna) |
| Domyślna wartość: | true |
| Inne ustawienia: Alfabetycznie | Według funkcji | |
Szczegóły
Set to true to enable the basic email features: Password reminders, etc.
Please note that some hosting providers (for example Hostmonster) seem to check that the "From:" and "Return-Path:" are genuine, to prevent spammers from using their accounts.
So if you want to enable this feature, you will need to:
- Find out what the correct sender is, e.g. by visiting a PHP page containing the following code and checking the message you receive
<?php
mail("my.private.address@example.com","My subject","My message body");
?>
- Let's assume the email at the previous point came through from "myHostmonsterAccountName@myHost.example.com". You'll need to change the following variables in
LocalSettings.php:
$wgEmergencyContact = "exampleAccountName@myHost.example.com";
$wgPasswordSender = "exampleAccountName@myHost.example.com";
If sending email on your server doesn't work, you might want to try this work-around, or just disable this feature, i.e. set $wgEnableEmail to false.
MediaWiki email is almost certainly not going to work out-of-the-box on Windows servers, and it may require additional configuration on Linux servers.
See Manual:$wgSMTP for information on how to configure the sending of email.
Disable email
To disable email, in localsettings.php, change the default:
- $wgEnableEmail = true;
to
- $wgEnableEmail = false;