Imperial CMS mail cannot be sent. Solution to the problem that SSL465 port cannot be sent.

The built-in email function of Empire CMS uses port 25 for sending by default, but most current servers block port 25, so many current mailboxes use port 465 and use SSL links. For example, QQ mailbox, Tencent corporate mailbox.

This resulted in the Empire CMS being unable to send even after it was configured.

Use the following method to solve the problem, it is effective in personal testing with first-class materials

Step one:

Make sure the server has port 465 open.

Step 2:

Modify php.ini to find extension=php_openssl.dll and remove the ";" sign in front, as shown in the figure below:

After saving, restart IIS or Apache or Nginx.

Step Three:

Open the POP3/SMTP service of qq mailbox and obtain the important "authorization code". This authorization code is used as the password to log in to the email. Take QQ mailbox as an example. For other mailboxes, check whether an authorization code is required and whether the SSL port is 465

Step 4:

Open the e/class/class.smtp.php file

Add "ssl://" before $host at about line 62 (Imperial CMS7.2 version), please do not ignore the period before "ssl://".$host

Before modification:

After modification:

Step 5:

Just configure the email information in the background of Empire CMS

Take Tencent corporate email as an example:

Note that if it is a QQ mailbox, you must use the authorization code to log in, and you cannot use the mailbox password.

Tips:

Personal mailboxes usually have restrictions. It is recommended to use corporate mailboxes. There are free corporate mailboxes, such as Tencent corporate mailbox and Alibaba corporate mailbox.

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