On our shared hosting and managed cPanel servers, PHP’s mail () function is disabled and emails must be sent using SMTP authentication.
The reason why we have disabled the mail () function is to prevent SPAM from being sent from our servers.
Additionally, emails sent via SMTP are authenticated and therefore more likely to end up in the recipient’s inbox. Emails sent using PHP’s mail () function will most likely end up marked as SPAM.
The reason why we have disabled the mail () function is to prevent SPAM from being sent from our servers.
Additionally, emails sent via SMTP are authenticated and therefore more likely to end up in the recipient’s inbox. Emails sent using PHP’s mail () function will most likely end up marked as SPAM.
Additionally, emails sent via SMTP are authenticated and therefore more likely to end up in the recipient’s inbox. Emails sent using PHP’s mail () function will most likely end up marked as SPAM.
You can see the configuration parameters of the SMTP account here.
In case your website is made with WordPress, you can configure SMTP you can configure email with this plugin.
- In case your website is made with Prestashop, the SMTP configuration is done in: Advanced Parameters> Email> Set my own SMTP parameters.
