Closed mickmcgrath13 closed 7 years ago
Additionally, fwiw, because there is an smtp mailbox configured within the imap_mailboxes list, the sensor was failing and not being registered. I temporarily modified /opt/stackstorm/packs/email/sensors/imap_sensor.py
to not try to register the smtp sensor as an imap sensor by checking for SMTP: True
on the imap_mailbox
This hack should be able to be removed from our code once a new configuration setup has been released.
Ah, that's a good point about having multiple imap_mailboxes configured - it will want to use them all for the IMAP sensor if that is enabled. So yeah, it seems like a good idea to break it out. Rather than nibble at the edges of it, it seems like it would be better to start from a blank sheet of paper, and re-think the pack requirements. Once that's figured out, then update the code. I think most of the code pieces are already there, and it probably doesn't need a huge amount done there - it's more of a design problem than a code problem.
Please review the following requirements and configuration file...
Configuration Requirements:
Should be able to configure those independently, might use the same credentials for sending & receiving email, but the imap/smtp servers will be different, with different ports, etc.
All configuration options should be obvious, I should not be configuring SMTP servers underneath imap_mailboxes
.
References: https://www.fastmail.com/help/technical/ssltlsstarttls.html
---
sensor_smtp_listen_ip: '127.0.0.1'
sensor_smtp_listen_port: 25
max_attachment_size: 1024
attachment_datastore_ttl: 1800
smtp_accounts:
- name: personal
server: "smtp.gmail.com"
port: 587
username: "lindsay@stackstorm.com"
password: "super_S3c4e3t!"
secure: true
smtp_auth: true
- name: work
server: "imap.example.com"
port: 465 # this is a deprecated, nonstandard port
username: "fake@example.com"
password: "fakepwd"
secure: true
smtp_auth: true
imap_accounts:
- name: personal
server: "imap.gmail.com"
port: 993
username: ""
password: "super_S3c4e3t!"
secure: true
- name: work
server: "imap.example.com"
port: 993
username: "fake@example.com"
password: "fakepwd"
secure: true
I was having trouble sending an email with the email pack, and it wasn't until I configured my smtp mailbox within the imap_mailboxes list that it was actually able to send.
This is highly counterintuitive, and I suggest separating out the imap and smtp mailboxes into separate lists.