Released on 2011-07-28.<\/p>\n
SMTP<\/p>\n
Native SMTP support for sending and receiving e-mails in any Zotonic site. We integrated Andrew Thompson’s gen_smtp library which allows us to manage outgoing ánd incoming mails. mod_logging provides a new email log-view for inspecting what mails go in and out.<\/p>\n
Commandline<\/p>\n
A “zotonic” shell command. The “zotonic.sh” shell command has been replaced by a more generic and more powerful shell command with support for pluggable subcommands.<\/p>\n
Module repository<\/p>\n
Zotonic now supports installing system-wide modules which are not part of the core repository. We have created a place where externally contributed modules can be linked at http:\/\/modules.zotonic.com\/<\/a>. Modules registered on that site can be easily installed through the “addsite” subcommand.<\/p>\n Skeleton sites<\/p>\n The default website has been replaced by the notion of “skeleton” sites. The “zotonic addsite” command lets you create a new Zotonic website based on one of the (currently two) website templates.<\/p>\n mod_email_relay<\/p>\n Relay received e-mails to a user’s email address. Serving as an example for the SMTP functionality, this module looks up a username by the local part of a received e-mail and forwards the mail to the mail address the user configured.<\/p>\n mod_email_receive<\/p>\n Handle received e-mails, notifies email observers depending on a stored mapping of recipient addresses.<\/p>\n mod_import_csv<\/p>\n Fairly generic module for importing CSV files, updating or creating new content on the fly.<\/p>\n mod_import_wordpress<\/p>\n Basic import module for WordPress WXR file format, allowing you to migrate a WordPress blog into Zotonic.<\/p>\nNew modules<\/h2>\n
Discontinued modules<\/h2>\n