A client has a site which is hosted on 1and1, and built with CakePHP.
Emails from the site are being blocked by some providers, due to
issues with 1and1. He has asked me to look into hosting the email
side of things separately (he doesn't want to move the actual site
hosting).
Has anyone done this before? Is it as simple as registering for email
hosting with a provider, and then changing
ini_set("SMTP","smtp.1and1.com");
(in app_model.php) to the appropriate value for the new provider? Or
is there anything else I'll have to do within the app so that the new
email hosts will recognise that the app is allowed to send emails?
I'm sure there'll be things I need to set up elsewhere, but I guess
they're not specific to CakePHP - I'm mainly looking for help on the
CakePHP side of things here (although if anyone wants to give advice
on the other things, please feel free to message me).
Thanks for any help you can offer.
Sharon
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