1. work around a limitation in the implementation of ant's mail task. The m...

al_xipe

16.25.2007 5d0e5c3ff96420235de164d4dab2dc63cef46c26

1. work around a limitation in the implementation of ant's mail task. The mere fact of specifying the user and password parameters will have the task try to use SMTP authentication even though the parameter value is empty. So I had to split the target in three. One global target that check the user variable length, one that sends the email with SMTP auth and one that sends the email without SMTP auth.

 opends/tests/functional-tests/staf-installer.xml

@@ -620,10 +620,27 @@
      <equals arg1="${email.enabled}" arg2="y" 
              casesensitive="false" trim="true"/>
    </condition>
    <antcall target="send-report-email"/>
    <antcall target="send-mail"/>
  </target>

  <target name="send-report-email" if="email.send">
  <target name="send-email" if="email.send">
    <condition property="email.send.auth">
      <length string="${email.server.user}" when="greater" length="0"/>
    </condition>
    <antcall target="send-mail-noauth"/>
    <antcall target="send-mail-withauth"/>
  </target>
  <target name="send-mail-noauth" if="email.send.noauth">
    <mail from="${email.from}" 
          tolist="${email.to}" 
          subject="FT - ${daily.date} - ${os.name} - ${os.arch}"
          files="${staf.tmp.dir}/results.html"
          mailhost="${email.server.host}"
          mailport="${email.server.port}"
          messagefile="${staf.tmp.dir}/results.html"
          messagemimetype="text/html" />
  </target>
  <target name="send-mail-withauth" unless="email.send.noauth">
    <mail from="${email.from}" 
          tolist="${email.to}" 
          subject="FT - ${daily.date} - ${os.name} - ${os.arch}"
@@ -633,8 +650,7 @@
          user="${email.server.user}"
          password="${email.server.pwd}"
          messagefile="${staf.tmp.dir}/results.html"
          messagemimetype="text/html">
    </mail>
          messagemimetype="text/html" />
  </target>
  
  <target name="daily">