When I spun up an Ubuntu 14.04 droplet to mess around on DO, postfix wasn’t installed. It was something I had to add to the server. It’s an easy install. Though I don’t think I had my MX records setup correctly I never got in bound email to the account I setup. I didn’t test outbound mail.
Rob
@Rob Good to know! I decided to not deal with any mail via the server for various reasons. That’s why the user modules will be interesting. But I can see that someone may want to incorporate mail services on the server itself.
Cheers.
I have emails sending correctly and account confirmation working (through my users module).
My Mailgun module is relatively simple thus far, so I plan on adding the ability to send attachments as well. At the moment, I only support basic emailing.
Edit: attachments are more difficult than I thought. Perhaps I’ll try to implement them another time.
We can create a new repo on coroniumcloud as well.
Also, thanks for the issue reports on GitHub IKinx, very helpful.
No problem!
I cloned the MailGun repo. Is there a certain way you want me to do things, file wise? At the moment, my “module” is literally one lua file. The user simply creates and verifies their mailgun account, installs LuaSec through LuaRocks, and can then use the module freely.
What would you prefer I do?
@lKinx if you can put the Lua in a folder called “module” and if you have any CoronaSDK demos, they would go in an “examples” folder, then just push it up, you should have access. Still working out best structure. You should post to the code page too.
@scottrules44 and @IKinx I invite you join the new developer network. I’m trying to get an organized space together to chat and such.
Awesome stuff!
Cheers.