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[[File:warning.png]] Because using this | [[File:warning.png]] Because using this SMTPS access need to store a login/pass into the application, this access is classified by Google as a "less secured access". So check that such access is enabled for your Google account: Take a look at your dashboard for parameter: "Access for less secured application" on https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps. | ||
You must enable the 2-steps authentication on your Google account. Once done, you must create a dedicated alternative password for your account. This can be done on: https://myaccount.google.com/security, menu "Application password". Create the alternative password. You must then use it instead of your standard Gmail password into setup (the login that is the main email does not change). | |||
[[File:warning.png]] If you have email aliases on your account, be sure to set as login, the main username/email and not the alias. | |||
[[File:warning.png]] If you have email aliases on your account, be sure to set | |||
[[File:warning.png]] Note also that when sending email with google smtps, if the email of sender is not the google email, neither a declared alias, google will replace the "From" visible by the recipient with your default email alias (but the reply to will still be the sender email even if not declared) | [[File:warning.png]] Note also that when sending email with google smtps, if the email of sender is not the google email, neither a declared alias, google will replace the "From" visible by the recipient with your default email alias (but the reply to will still be the sender email even if not declared) | ||