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SMTP Configuration for PHPMailer

This guide explains how to configure and set up SMTP details in the following files:

1. admin/manage-cargo.php

2. users/payment-gateway.php

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following:

 A valid Gmail account.

 Your Gmail password or App Passkey (recommended for security).

 Access to the mentioned files in your project.

Instructions

1. Locate the Configuration Code:

o Open the admin/manage-cargo.php and users/payment-gateway.php files in a code


editor.

2. Add Your Email Credentials:

o Replace the placeholder values in the following code snippet with your Gmail email
ID and passkey:

o $mail->SMTPDebug = 0; // Disable verbose debug output

o $mail->isSMTP(); // Use SMTP

o $mail->Host = 'smtp.gmail.com'; // Gmail SMTP server

o $mail->SMTPAuth = true; // Enable SMTP authentication

o $mail->Username = '[email protected]'; // Your email ID

o $mail->Password = 'your-gmail-passkey'; // Your Gmail App Passkey

o $mail->SMTPSecure = 'tls'; // Use TLS encryption

o $mail->Port = 587; // Gmail SMTP port

o // Sender Information

$mail->setFrom('[email protected]', 'Your Name');

o Replace [email protected] with your Gmail email ID.

o Replace your-gmail-passkey with your Gmail App Passkey.

3. Save the Changes:

o After updating the credentials, save the files.


Gmail App Passkey Setup

For security, it's recommended to use an App Passkey instead of your Gmail password. To generate
an App Passkey:

1. Go to Google Account Security.

2. Under "Signing in to Google," enable 2-Step Verification.

3. Click "App Passwords" and generate a passkey for your application.

4. Use the generated passkey in the $mail->Password field.

Important Notes

 Do not share your credentials publicly.

 Ensure the files are not publicly accessible to prevent unauthorized access.

 If testing on localhost, make sure to allow less secure apps in your Gmail settings (not
recommended for production).

 Ensure the server can connect to Gmail's SMTP (smtp.gmail.com) and port 587 is open.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues:

 Verify your credentials.

 Ensure your Gmail account has access to SMTP services.

 Check for firewall or network restrictions blocking SMTP connections.

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