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If I don't have this in the php.ini added, it gives me an error when sending or answering a ticket, I don't know how this system works that doesn't work for me in both configurations.
If I don't have this in the php.ini added, it gives me an error when sending or answering a ticket, I don't know how this system works that doesn't work for me in both configurations.
PHPMail/Sendmail is used as a fallback (last resort) when SMTP fails. So this shouldn't be necessary once you get SMTP working.
Maybe try disabling Authenticated SMTP and re-enabling it for the email (in O365 Admin Center)?
Are you using localhost or a domain name with HTTPS configured? If HTTPS, are you using a certificate from a trusted CA or a certificate from a local CA (self-signed)?
Cheers.
I use local host only, all the installation is on a local server
Okay, that should be fine then. Did you try this:
Maybe try disabling Authenticated SMTP and re-enabling it for the email (in O365 Admin Center)?
Cheers.
Hello, I managed to solve it, everything was fine, I just needed to enable a personalized policy in the company's firewall so that the equipment would go out through port 25 and 587 and that's it, it let me save the SMTP configuration.
AlfonsoPC Hi AlfonsoPC, I'm in the same situation as you, but I can't figure out how to fix it. Could you tell me what policy you customized in the firewall? Thanks!