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In line 202 of the SMTP class, we find this construct:
if (!$socket) {
$fw->error(500,$errstr);
return FALSE;
}
This seems to be wrong: If the socket can not be established, the script aborts with an error 500, and the return false; never gets executed; thus, no further error handling is possible.
The line throwing the error has to be removed IMHO.
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Not quite right.. if you set the system variable HALT = FALSE the error handler wont abort further code execution. Also a custom error handler might handle it differently.
In line 202 of the SMTP class, we find this construct:
This seems to be wrong: If the socket can not be established, the script aborts with an error 500, and the
return false;
never gets executed; thus, no further error handling is possible.The line throwing the error has to be removed IMHO.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: