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Poolkop Enthusiastic Coder
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Not really
You need to configure php a little differently for it to work with ssmtp
The default way it calls the mailer does not work with sendmail
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ovigo22 Enthusiastic Coder
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Poolkop Enthusiastic Coder
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If you jsut want to send mails, ssmtp is perfectly fine
Let me search the correct line to put in php.ini for it to work, just a moment
Sendmail_path = "/usr/sbin/ssmtp -t -i"
That's it :)
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Poolkop Enthusiastic Coder
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You can run it on the same server without problems (ssmtp)
This setup actually expects the ssmtp server to be on the same machine, as it's directly calling the binary
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PaulKolin Enthusiastic Coder
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ovigo22, if your provider lets you send mails without authentication to its smtp-servers, yes.
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Poolkop Enthusiastic Coder
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PaulKolin, ehmm with ssmtp you are your own smtp-server...
Ssmtp is full smtp server
Just with very little functionality besides sending mail out
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