[MontyJ]

Originally Posted by mariosipad

To make COPS able to send e-mails you have to edit or insert some lines in config_local.php:

    /*
     * Enable and configure Send To Kindle (or Email) feature.
     *
     * Don't forget to authorize the sender email you configured in your Kindle's  Approved Personal Document E-mail List.
     *
     * If you want to use a simple smtp server (provided by your ISP for example), you can configure it like that :
     * $config['cops_mail_configuration'] = array( "smtp.host"     => "smtp.free.fr",
     *                                           "smtp.username" => "",
     *                                           "smtp.password" => "",
     *                                           "smtp.secure"   => "",
     *                                           "address.from"  => "cops@slucas.fr"
     *                                           );
     *
     * For Gmail (ssl is mandatory) :
     * $config['cops_mail_configuration'] = array( "smtp.host"     => "smtp.gmail.com",
     *                                           "smtp.username" => "YOUR GMAIL ADRESS",
     *                                           "smtp.password" => "YOUR GMAIL PASSWORD",
     *                                           "smtp.secure"   => "ssl",
     *                                           "address.from"  => "cops@slucas.fr"
     *                                           );
     */
    $config['cops_mail_configuration'] = NULL;

So change NULL to one of the examples filled in with your info.

Success!!

Well, my celebration may have been a little premature!

If I understand the settings correctly, COPS knows nothing about who the user is. It has no login of its own, which I have already put in a feature request for!

Unless I didn't RTFM right, it has a single configuration setup and any user that gets into COPS can change any available settings, which the next user will see.

So, the Send To Kindle feature will work, but every time a different user logs in, the previous user changes will be in effect. While that new user can change things to his settings, and it does indeed work, it could really mess up the works if the first user is still connected and trying to send a book to their account.

Why allow multiple connections from different users if each user cannot have their own unique setup?

Like I said, perhaps I missed something in the available setting configuration, but I don't see a way for each connected user to have their own setup...big plug for that feature and detailed logging!!