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Phpmailer Settings - How To Use Ssl Sending.
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Erica Price
29 posts
Wed Sep 09, 15 3:31 PM CST
Hi Everyone -
If you need SSL SMTP, you can use this formatting for the SMTP host to use SSL on port 465:
ssl://smtp.yourdomain.com:465
(replace smtp.yourdomain.com with your SMTP host)
My host has serious email issues, this is the only port I can send through using PHPMailer.
If you need SSL SMTP, you can use this formatting for the SMTP host to use SSL on port 465:
ssl://smtp.yourdomain.com:465
(replace smtp.yourdomain.com with your SMTP host)
My host has serious email issues, this is the only port I can send through using PHPMailer.
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anonymouse
2 posts
Mon Apr 04, 16 11:20 AM CST
Thank you so much for providing this information. I had been working on this for hours trying lots of different things (including even building my own phpmailer) before finding your simple (and undocumented!) solution.
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Greg K
103 posts
Thu May 26, 16 2:32 AM CST
Thank you Erica. This has been very useful!
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