09-17-2017, 12:16 PM
@mudmin I'm going to have to explore this more
It seems to be server-based on if the SMTP mailer is going to work or not
On localhost, I connected to Gmail's SMTP server, had to uncomment the isSMTP() function as phpMailer wasn't on my localhost, and then when I deployed my repo onto my cP dev site, it failed and could not send, in which case I had to comment the line back out and revert to using the phpMailer.
Any idea on what might be causing this? Would it be something in my firewall do you think?
It seems to be server-based on if the SMTP mailer is going to work or not
On localhost, I connected to Gmail's SMTP server, had to uncomment the isSMTP() function as phpMailer wasn't on my localhost, and then when I deployed my repo onto my cP dev site, it failed and could not send, in which case I had to comment the line back out and revert to using the phpMailer.
Any idea on what might be causing this? Would it be something in my firewall do you think?