The following Easy WP SMTP Additional Plugin Settings tutorial shows you how to set up the optional settings like domain check, debug log and more.
Last Updated: December 22, 2022
Latest News: Updated the documentation.
The following documentation shows you how to enable and set up the following additional plugin settings. Make sure you know what you are doing before you play around with these settings.
What You need:
- Easy WP SMTP plugin.
Easy WP SMTP Tutorials:
- Plugin Settings
- Additional Settings
- Test Email Settings
- Troubleshooting Tips
- FAQ
Easy WP SMTP Additional Plugin Settings
Step 1 ) Go to Settings -> Easy WP SMTP -> Additional Settings as illustrated in the following image. This allows you to setup the following field.
Additional Settings (Optional)
- Don’t Replace “From” Field
Step 1-a ) The following image allows you to enable and set up the following options.
More Additional Settings (Optional)
- Enable Domain Check
- SMTP settings will be used only if the site is running on following domain(s):
- Block all emails
Step 1-b ) The following image allows you to enable and set up the following options.
More Additional Settings (Optional)
- Encrypt Password
- Allow Insecure SSL Certificates
- Enable Debug Log = You can view or clear the log file. Note: There is a filter that allows you to change the log file path. Check the following link forum post to learn more.
- Click on Save Changes button once you are finish with your settings.
Danger Zone
Step 2 ) The following image Danger Zone allows you to enable and set up the following options.
Danger Zone Settings
- Click on Export Settings button.
- Click on Import Settings button.
- Click on >>> Self Destruct >>> button.
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That is all you need to do to set up the (Optional) additional settings in the plugin.
I will be updating this post from time to time. So keep coming back for more.
Enjoy.
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