Silverstripe CMS 4 update #11
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…ixes just PHP fatal error but the module is not usable yet
Silverstripe CMS 4 has updated its mailing backend, which is now powered by SwiftMailer. SwiftMailer has existing support for signers and encryption, and via this interface the GPGMailer module has been cleaned up a lot. This also now implements a PGP/MIME message format, as defined by RFC 3156. Reference: - https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3156 - https://www.mailpile.is/blog/2014-11-21_To_PGP_MIME_Or_Not.html
MAJOR upgrade to Silverstripe 4 - via SwiftMailer
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Hi @NightJar in need of the SS4 version, but not sure how to do the following part in SS4 |
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This work updates the module to be compatible with Silverstripe 4, and the SwiftMailer subsystem used with it. It does this by employing a plugin for SwiftMailer to do the encryption and signing - but still ultimately relies on the same backing GPG library for PHP.
Closes #10