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In the documentation, may be here:
https://github.com/sharifulin/mojolicious-plugin-mail/blob/master/lib/Mojolicious/Plugin/Mail.pm#L223
Please add credentials parameters, namely

mail => {
      To => '[email protected]',
      Subject => 'Test',
      AuthUser => 'username',
      AuthPass => 'password',
      Data => 'use Perl or die;',
},
...

This way users will know where to pass authentication data when sending emails.

Thanks

As you use render_to_string the minimum required version of Mojolicious is 5.0.

Hi,

Here's a little wishlist item, wouldn't it be nice if this plugin also offered a (default) way for receiving incoming mail?

One of the most popular setups these days seems to be a Postfix/Exim server that pipes all incoming mails to curl, which then performs a POST request against the web application with the whole mail attached as a url-encoded parameter.

Perhaps there could be a helper that checks for the presence of such a parameter and returns the parsed mail.

post '/incoming_mail' => sub {
  my $self = shift;

  # Check basic auth or something
  ...

  # Check for presence of mail parameter and render appropriate response (200, 404...)
  return unless my $parsed_mail = $self->mail('parameter_name');

  # Process mail
  ...
};

Doesn't really have to be very sophisticated, but just having the whole process documented in a module like Mojolicious::Plugin::Mail would be awesome. :)

Суть такова:
Плагин подключен как :

$self->plugin(mail => {
    from     => '[email protected]',
    encoding => 'base64',
    how      => 'sendmail',
    howargs  => [ '/usr/sbin/sendmail -t' ],
  });

Вызывается в контроллере :

 $self->mail(to => $params->{user_email}, template => 'mail/registration', format => 'mail', user=>$result);

В шаблоне русский текст, шаблон в utf8;
Все это на линуксе, локаль которого тоже utf8
Mojo, MIME::Lite и Mojolicious::Plugin::Mail последние с cpan.

2263:             /^BASE64/ and do {
2264:                 $out->print( encode_base64( $self->{Data} ) );
2265:                 last DATA;
2266:             };

M::P::Mail delete stash data, which mess up the session store:

https://github.com/sharifulin/mojolicious-plugin-mail/blob/master/lib/Mojolicious/Plugin/Mail.pm#L66

Why do you delete all of those keys from the stash? I think you should consider all the "mojo.x" keys internal and don't mess around with them.

Because this plugin relies on MIME::Lite, it allows neither to send messages with STARTTLS nor with SSL/TLS. In our area, it gets more or less impossible to send messages with standard smtp. Any ideas how we could solve this?

Rolf