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[CORE][MAILER] Undefined constant "FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED" #106

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opened 2023-11-08 20:53:04 +01:00 by rooty · 3 comments
rooty commented 2023-11-08 20:53:04 +01:00
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When sending a mail, phpmailer class returns a fatal error:

PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught Error: Undefined constant "FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED" in /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php:3615
Stack trace:
#0 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(3581): PHPMailer::isValidHost()
#1 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(2320): PHPMailer->serverHostname()
#2 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(1437): PHPMailer->createHeader()
#3 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(1332): PHPMailer->preSend()
When sending a mail, phpmailer class returns a fatal error: ``` PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant "FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED" in /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php:3615 Stack trace: #0 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(3581): PHPMailer::isValidHost() #1 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(2320): PHPMailer->serverHostname() #2 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(1437): PHPMailer->createHeader() #3 /home/rooty/Documents/Qware_core/lib/package/class.phpmailer.phpmailer.php(1332): PHPMailer->preSend() ```
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rooty commented 2023-11-08 20:53:39 +01:00
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The FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED filter flag was deprecated in PHP 7.3 and there are no longer any references to it in the PHPMailer code base. So a straightforward fix should be to simply update PHPMailer.

The FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED filter flag was deprecated in PHP 7.3 and there are no longer any references to it in the PHPMailer code base. So a straightforward fix should be to simply update PHPMailer.
rooty commented 2023-11-08 21:00:40 +01:00
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PHPMailer updated to 6.8.1. No longer error on sending mail.

PHPMailer updated to 6.8.1. No longer error on sending mail.
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Pushed to master branch

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