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nuhhustudiosadm
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| Posted: 11 October 2017 at 12:58pm | IP Logged
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Had quite a bit of struggle with this one and couldn't wrap my head around it.. until.
Even though I have "Use incoming mail's login/password of the user" selected in the control panel, it is not registering in the "Settings.xml" file. It still applies the default SMTP static email/password instead of the user's log in information.
Every time I login with a new user, I have to manually go into MySQL and edit that account's outgoing credentials to their login credentials. IMAP is working fine. After I did this, emails started sending out.
Does anybody know a fix for this?
Thanks!
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nuhhustudiosadm
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| Posted: 11 October 2017 at 2:08pm | IP Logged
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UPDATE: Ended up fixing it.
As I stated before, "Use incoming mail's login/password of user" is not registering in the back-end "Settings.xml".
This could be a possible bug and if anybody is experiencing similar issues, just go into your settings.xml folder and edit lines 50-54. Hope this helps!
This is what the code looked like before the fix:
Code:
<OutgoingMailAuth>AuthCurrentUser</OutgoingMailAuth>
<OutgoingMailLogin></OutgoingMailLogin>
<OutgoingMailPassword></OutgoingMailPassword>
<OutgoingMailUseSSL>Off</OutgoingMailUseSSL>
<OutgoingSendingMethod>Specified</OutgoingSendingMethod> <-- This was the main problem
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What I did to apply the fix:
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<OutgoingMailAuth>AuthCurrentUser</OutgoingMailAuth>
<OutgoingMailLogin />
<OutgoingMailPassword />
<OutgoingMailUseSSL>Off</OutgoingMailUseSSL>
<OutgoingSendingMethod>AuthCurrentUser</OutgoingSendingMethod>
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Alex
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OutgoingSendingMethod setting does not affect anything, it was added for the future use. OutgoingMailAuth setting is used for SMTP authentication and it already has the required value in your settings.xml. So at the moment we don't see the reason why sending didn't work for new accounts on your installation and what made it work eventually.
Regards,
Alex
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