- Permanent location of text version: https://www.alanbonnici.com/2020/11/howto-secure-msmtp-configuration-file.html. Introduction and catchup.
- My msmtprc file is like this: # Example for a system wide configuration file #. ... # This allows msmtp to be used like /usr/sbin/sendmail. account default #.Bulunamadı: available
- I configured MSMTP as follows using the information here: msmtp_gmail_setup. /etc/mail.rc ... Default account default : gmail.
- The next step in installing msmtp involves configuring msmtp. To begin with, we have to create an msmtp configuration file at /etc/msmtprc location.
- Install msmtp: apt install msmtp. Create the config file msmtprc in /etc (you might also need one for each user who wants to send email in ~/.msmtprc).
- there's some problem with sender validation on sendgrid side. I've found interesting thing: on my test ... # MSMTP configuration file. See msmtp(1) for syntax.
- directory falling back to default account msmtp: account default not found: no configuration file available.
- opkg update opkg install msmtp. This installs just fine and then I edit the config file for my smpt server. The server details are here: Protocol: POP3 with SSL.Bulunamadı: available
- The package provides for php module settings in the file /etc/php.d/bitrixenv.ini: sendmail_path = msmtp -t -i.