NIFI-414 Add SMTP Username and Password Support to PutEmail Processor #34
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apache#34) * The handling of empty canvas got lost in the merge, causing errors with a new NiFi instance. * Broaden support for input, now supportes both local files _and_ any public URL with a schema recognized by Java runtime.
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This closes apache#34. Signed-off-by: Aldrin Piri <aldrin@apache.org>
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Fairly simple change to allow username and password as part of the SMTP settings. Both are not required. In addition, password is sensitive.
I've tested this against an SMTP server that requires authentication (AWS SES, Simple Email Service) and it works as expected.