Confirmation e-mails are sent to the administrator account...
omar - November 18, 2008 - 22:14
| Project: | Hosting |
| Version: | 5.x-0.1-beta1 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
... and not to the user's account.
#1
... due to the fact that all sites have "webmaster@localhost" as the email for uid#1
#2
Use the signup form to create sites and client nodes in one action
#3
I'll try that. But this implies that we shouldn't use "create content >> site"?
#4
You can. if the client already exists.
create content >> site is more for admin use.
The clients will be able to create sites from themselves using node/$client_id/add/site
new clients can create accounts for themselves using hosting/signup.
#5
I still feel that the contact email for the site should be the user. In fact, it could be considered that the user that created the site for client X is the main contact for the site. The hosting interface should also allow this setting to be changed on the fly and send password reset emails...
For future reference, the code that sets the client_email is in hosting_client.module, in hosting_client_provision_args(). The mail itself is sent from provision_drupal_send_welcome_mail .
#6
The patch at :http://drupal.org/node/368020#comment-1234065 - MAY help.
#7
Basically, my current stance on this bug is that we shouldn't have an email associated with the client, but with the users. Emails should be sent to some or all users of the client with the login URL.
I am also considering blending OpenID in there since we have a user database that is shared with our openid provider: every aegir user has an openid associated to it that we could just setup in the admin account of the new site. See #462790: enable SSO in deployed sites.