My solution was to extend the Email component into my own component
and add a new delivery type.
Someone recommended that if you set $this->delivery to 'mymailer'
and create the function __mymailer() the EmailComponent will use this
delivery method.
I then used a third party library for sending
You need to make sure in your php.ini you have uncommented the line
extension=php_openssl.dll
Also here is a link that have some samples in php and good comments,
be sure and read them.
Get the simple php test file working first then you should be able to
do it.
http://deepakssn.blogspot.com/2006
I think the proper port for Gmail is 995.
Rick
On Sep 2, 8:53 pm, bunwich wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I changed the port to 465 and tried 'smtp.gmail.com' for the host.
>
> Also used the host 'ssl://smtp.gmail.com'
>
> The email works fine with sendmail.
>
> Anyone know if tsl/ssl is supported?
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Hi,
I changed the port to 465 and tried 'smtp.gmail.com' for the host.
Also used the host 'ssl://smtp.gmail.com'
The email works fine with sendmail.
Anyone know if tsl/ssl is supported?
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