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* The default method is '''PHP mail function'''. This means that Dolibarr use your PHP to send emails. This suppose your PHP setup is complete. If you don't know how to setup PHP for email sending, prefer next method. | * The default method is '''PHP mail function'''. This means that Dolibarr use your PHP to send emails. This suppose your PHP setup is complete. If you don't know how to setup PHP for email sending, prefer next method. | ||
* If your email sending server needs authentication, or if you don't have permission or knowledge to setup your PHP, choose the second method: '''SMTP/SMTPS socket library'''. | * If your email sending server needs authentication, or if you don't have permission or knowledge to setup your PHP, choose the second method: '''SMTP/SMTPS socket library'''. | ||
[[File:Warning.png]] WARNING | |||
Some email provider (like Yahoo) does not allow you to send an email from another server than the Yahoo server if the email address used as a sender is | |||
a Yahoo email (for example myemail@yahoo.com, myemail@yahoo.fr, ...). If you sue the PHPmail method, it means you will use the server of your application to send emails, so some recipients (the one compatible with DMARC protocol), will ask Yahoo if they can accept your email and Yahoo will respond "no" because the server is not a Yahoo server, and some of your Emails may not be received.<br> | |||
If like Yahoo, your Email provider has this restriction, you must set this setup to choose the other method "SMTP/SMTPS socket library" and enter here the SMTP server and credentials provided | |||
by your Email provider. | |||
== Hostname or ip address of SMTP/SMTPS sending server == | == Hostname or ip address of SMTP/SMTPS sending server == | ||