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When building the array in core/mail.php line 48++ dynamically like I did, then you can leave out the SSL parameter in the config file and use a non-ssl mailserver. Otherwise (current version) you are embedding "ssl"->NULL and Zend cannot handle that.
Config can now look like:
[mail]
defaultHostnameIfEmpty = "hostname"
transport = "smtp"
port = 25
host = "non-ssl smtp server"
type = "Login"
username = "mail address"
password = "password"
encryption = "" #<- just leave it empty and a non-ssl connection can be made.
Keywords: mail ssl
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Config can now look like:
[mail]
defaultHostnameIfEmpty = "hostname"
transport = "smtp"
port = 25
host = "non-ssl smtp server"
type = "Login"
username = "mail address"
password = "password"
encryption = "" //<- just leave it empty and a non-ssl connection can be made.
When building the array in core/mail.php line 48++ dynamically like I did, then you can leave out the SSL parameter in the config file and use a non-ssl mailserver. Otherwise (current version) you are embedding "ssl"->NULL and Zend cannot handle that.
Config can now look like:
[mail]
defaultHostnameIfEmpty = "hostname"
transport = "smtp"
port = 25
host = "non-ssl smtp server"
type = "Login"
username = "mail address"
password = "password"
encryption = "" #<- just leave it empty and a non-ssl connection can be made.
Keywords: mail ssl
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: