Open kaszub4u opened 4 years ago
Author has a valid point... SMTPJS catches users with "Whoa!, wait a minute. I don't want my SMTP credentials visible to the world!", but then asks them to enter their username and password in plain text. It may make a lot of sense code-wise, but it would be great if there's an offline method of generating the token. Didn't manage by just git clone, main function calls smtp.aspx?action=Store
, but unsure what happens the entered credentials after because smtp.aspx
doesn't seem to contain any code.
I think this project is now exclusive to elasticmail. I am getting this warning when I try to generate the token.
'We're really sorry, but we are only accepting SMTP servers from elasticemail.com at present'
As a result of this - leakage of passwords to smtpjs itself, and their restriction to servers over which I have no control -- I think SMTPJS is only fit for throwing in the bin. Now need to waste time researching the alternatives.
are they alternative to encrypt smtp credentials apart from SMTP.js website?
how to programmatically generate SecureToken in js ?