
Made another change to the debug logging functionality to only output the email header (instead of the full email).Fixed a typo in the description of a settings option.A timestamp is now added to the debug log file output.Once you click the “Send Test Email” button the plugin will try to send an email to the recipient specified in the “To” field. Message: A textarea to write your test message.

To: The email address that will be used to send emails to your recipients.This section allows you to perform some email testing to make sure that your WordPress site is ready to relay all outgoing emails to your configured SMTP server. Password: The password that you use to login to your mail serverįor detailed documentation on how you can configure these options please visit the Easy WordPress SMTP plugin pageī) Easy WP SMTP Testing & Debugging Settings.Username: The username that you use to login to your mail server.SMTP Authentication: No/Yes (This option should always be checked “Yes”).SMTP Port: The port that will be used to relay outbound mail to your mail server (example: 465).SMTP Host: Your outgoing mail server (example: ).From Name: The name your recipients will see as part of the “from” or “sender” value when they receive your message.From Email Address: The email address that will be used to send emails to your recipients.The general settings section consists of the following options Once you have installed the plugin there are some options that you need to configure in the plugin setttings (go to Settings->Easy WP SMTP from your WordPress Dashboard). Option to Export and Import the SMTP settings.Ability to specify a Reply-to email address.

