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Latest revision as of 20:44, 1 January 2008
Starting with Geeklog 1.3.9, Geeklog uses the PEAR::Mail class to send all
emails. You can then select whether emails should be sent through SMTP,
sendmail, or PHP's mail() function.
- Within
$_CONF['mail_settings']you have the following options
| Variable | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| backend | Used to select how to send email. Can be one of 'smtp', 'sendmail', or 'mail'. | |
| sendmail_path | /usr/bin/sendmail | If you chose 'sendmail' for the backend setting, this specifies the complete path to the sendmail binary. |
| sendmail_args | (empty) | If you chose 'sendmail' for the backend setting, this variable can be used to pass additional parameters to the sendmail binary. |
| host | smtp.example.com | If you chose 'smtp' for the backend setting, this is the SMTP server to use. |
| port | 25 | If you chose 'smtp' for the backend setting, this is the port number to talk to on the SMTP server. |
| auth | false | If you chose 'smtp' for the backend setting, set this to true if your SMTP server requires authorization, and false if it doesn't.
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| username | smtp-username | If you chose 'smtp' for the backend setting, this is the name of your SMTP account. |
| password | smtp-password | If you chose 'smtp' for the backend setting, this is the password for your SMTP account. |
Example: Mail Setup for GMail
