If you want to get fancy you could store
encrypted credentials in a separate file and make an encoder/decoder nant task.
But the bottom line is our SMTP server
requires authentication. Nant doesn’t support that by default, and
changing the server is not an option. I agree in many cases it could be bad to
store credentials in the script, but just because the features there doesn’t
mean you have to use it. In some cases (like mine) it may be necessary. From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Melissa Kacher I don't want credentials in my scripts, or
ending up in my build logs, so I think this is fine. I would get my IT to give my nant
build account permissions on the SMTP server, or change the account I use for
building to one that already has permissions to connect to the SMTP
server. Thanks,
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eric Lemes Hello there, On 6/20/06, Paul
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wrote: To answer by own question, after going through the |
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