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Visible if you have choose '''SMTP/SMTPS socket library''' as sending method. Put here your password. | Visible if you have choose '''SMTP/SMTPS socket library''' as sending method. Put here your password. | ||
== Usage of | == Usage of SSL == | ||
Some emails servers require SSL encrypted communication (For example the SMTP server of Google smtp.gmail.com). It's SMTPS. | Some emails servers require SSL encrypted communication (For example the SMTP server of Google smtp.gmail.com). It's SMTPS. | ||
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Note: SSL functions must be available in your PHP. If not, you probably forget to install the '''openssl''' module of PHP. | Note: SSL functions must be available in your PHP. If not, you probably forget to install the '''openssl''' module of PHP. | ||
Note: There is 2 different types of SMTP secured encoding: | |||
* Sending SMTP protocol inside a crypted stream (SSL). Server is often running on port 465. | |||
* Sending crypted data inside SMTP (TLS). Server is often running on port 587. | |||
Dolibarr option can manage the first case, the second one is not supported. | |||
== EMail used as sender for automatic emails == | == EMail used as sender for automatic emails == | ||