cthornhill Posted October 7, 2015 Share Posted October 7, 2015 Hello, I'm having difficulty configuring my SMTP properly. I've read many posts about this and none of the suggested answers have worked for me. Ideally what I want is to use the default settings (with my required email address of course) but I get errors when I send a test email. This was working previously and I made an edit that broke it without realising at the time. This is from the PS official help docs: The default settings When loading the email parameters page, these default settings are in place: Mail domain name is set to "your-shop.pswebshop.com" (your subdomain/domain name, automatically configured). SMTP server is set to "smtp-relay.mailin.fr". SMTP user is set to your PrestaShop Cloud administrator email. SMTP password is empty (the password does exist in the database, it is just not shown here). Encryption is set to "None". Port is set to "587". And this is what I've been trying to use: Mail domain name - "mystore.pswebshop.com" SMTP server - "smtp-relay.mailin.fr". SMTP user [email protected] (which is my own domain email address) SMTP password is empty (have tried using both my domain and pswebstore passwords here also) Encryption is set to "None". Port is set to "587". I have also tried using my own domain's SMTP server settings: Mail domain name - domain.com SMTP server - email.domain.com SMTP user [email protected] (which is my own domain email address, also have tried just the username without @domain.com) SMTP password is empty (have tried using both my domain and pswebstore passwords here also) Encryption have tried None/TSL/SSL Port i Have tried 587/443 and 25 I have gotten several errors throughout: Error: Please check your configurationAuthentication failed using username 'xxxxxxxxxxx' and password '***********' Error: Please check your configurationThe SMTP connection failed to start [xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.com:25]: fsockopen returned Error Number 110 and Error String 'Connection timed out' Error: Please check your configurationThe SMTP connection did not allow the command 'EHLO xxxxxxxxxxx.pswebstore.com' to be sent. (fsockopen: #0) Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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