SMTP Authentication (very) basic question
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 11:32 am
I am setting up a new website for a client on my reseller hosting account.
They want to keep their mail server running with no changes.
My reseller hosting account has an SMTP server which I want to hook Swift Mailer into in order to send confirmation e-mails etc from scripts running on the webserver.
I do not have a username or password to use with this SMTP server as I don't have any mailboxes set up (the client wants to keep their original mail server running)
Can I use SMTP Authentication in this situation or am I barking up the wrong tree?
They want to keep their mail server running with no changes.
My reseller hosting account has an SMTP server which I want to hook Swift Mailer into in order to send confirmation e-mails etc from scripts running on the webserver.
I do not have a username or password to use with this SMTP server as I don't have any mailboxes set up (the client wants to keep their original mail server running)
Can I use SMTP Authentication in this situation or am I barking up the wrong tree?