My server is GoDaddy.
I am set at PHP version 7.4 of GoDaddy. 8.1 available.
**** [Can't use S-Drive because my form data is saved to SQL and needs to be read into forms for updates via PHP]
Everything worked for years!!
NOW EMAILS DO NOT GO TO GMAIL ACCOUNTS but go to others such as outlook.com and such when specified in WFB directly or as [GL_MAIL].
I read all associated forums and tried things but still can't get things to work with Gmail as they used to.
!!!!!!! DESPERATE for help! !!!
Having a user.cfg or not doesn't seem to matter! When is it referred and for what? Nothing different when I delete it or change it.
My CC software runs within www.SteadyJoy.com.
"your_domain.com' " I guess would be steadyjoy.com
What is the 'name' portion of 'name@your_domain.com'?
Is 'password' for mail server or GoDaddy account?
For GoDaddy, what would I need to set for cfg if anything?
Any other help?
/*********************** Send Mail Configuration ****************************/
// What service is available for sending mail? Possible values are:
// - localhost [default] Server where the shop is installed, must be a Linux or Unix machine with sendmail
// - smtp A mail server of your choice that supports the standard SMTP protocol
$user_config['mailer']['service'] = 'localhost';
//$user_config['mailer']['service'] = 'smtp';
// Does the remote SMTP server need authentication?
$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['auth'] = true;
//$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['auth'] = false;
// Use this if the server needs authentication:
$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['user'] = 'name@your_domain.com';
$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['password'] = 'password';
// The address of the server
$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['host'] = 'mail.your_domain.com';
//$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['host'] = 'smtp.gmail.com';
// Connection parameters for a plain SMTP server
$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['port'] = '25';
$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['secure'] = '';
// Connection parameters for a SMTP server that supports secure connections, such as smtp.gmail.com
//$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['port'] = '465';
//$user_config['mailer']['smtp']['secure'] = 'ssl';
Live in a steady joy!