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GroupReq-Notify.php
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! This should force all outgoing email (currently at least!) to have a Message-ID. Failure to supply a message id can cause emails to be dropped as spam. sendmail itself attempts to guarantee uniqueness with a hash of microtime, but wherever feasible I've also tried to make the id both meaningful and give it something that should uniquify it. Things like newsletters, though, can't really be uniquified at sending level, so we'll just use microtime to deal with that for us.
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Likes-Notify.php
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! And our ever important source files, plus a little bit of consistency.
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MsgReport-Notify.php
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! Don't use $scripturl directly in alerts. For emails it's fine because they are less likely to linger, but for alerts they can hang around a while, e.g. if a user doesn't log in before a site move, and the user then logs in. Emails are by nature a bit more transient like that.
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MsgReportReply-Notify.php
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! Don't use $scripturl directly in alerts. For emails it's fine because they are less likely to linger, but for alerts they can hang around a while, e.g. if a user doesn't log in before a site move, and the user then logs in. Emails are by nature a bit more transient like that.
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Register-Notify.php
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! This should force all outgoing email (currently at least!) to have a Message-ID. Failure to supply a message id can cause emails to be dropped as spam. sendmail itself attempts to guarantee uniqueness with a hash of microtime, but wherever feasible I've also tried to make the id both meaningful and give it something that should uniquify it. Things like newsletters, though, can't really be uniquified at sending level, so we'll just use microtime to deal with that for us.
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Peter Spicer
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! Don't use $scripturl directly in alerts. For emails it's fine because they are less likely to linger, but for alerts they can hang around a while, e.g. if a user doesn't log in before a site move, and the user then logs in. Emails are by nature a bit more transient like that.