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Note: You should confirm the correct settings with your email service provider because they could be using a non-default configuration.
 
Note: You should confirm the correct settings with your email service provider because they could be using a non-default configuration.
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== OpenSSL library ==
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The use of encryption options requires ''OpenSSL'' library to be installed on your system.
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You need to put <tt>libssl32.dll</tt> and <tt>libeay32.dll</tt> from the ''OpenSSL'' package into one of these locations:
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# Program directory.
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# Windows directory.
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# Any other location in the <tt>%PATH%</tt> environmental variable.
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You can download ''OpenSSL'' library here:
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: http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/
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Note: Use the package that matches the architecture of the program, i.e. <tt>openssl-x.x.x-i386-win32.zip</tt>.
  
 
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Email security options allow the use of strong encryption when communicating with the (SMTP) mail server.

Security options

Available encryption options:

  • STARTTLS – Implicit encryption which allows a non-encrypted connection to be upgraded to an encrypted connection. [1]
  • SSL/TLS – Explicit encryption which is to be used with servers which expect the entire communication to be encrypted from the start. []

Default SMTP ports:

Security option Default port
None 25
STARTTLS 25
SSL/TLS 465

Note: You should confirm the correct settings with your email service provider because they could be using a non-default configuration.

OpenSSL library

The use of encryption options requires OpenSSL library to be installed on your system.

You need to put libssl32.dll and libeay32.dll from the OpenSSL package into one of these locations:

  1. Program directory.
  2. Windows directory.
  3. Any other location in the %PATH% environmental variable.

You can download OpenSSL library here:

http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/

Note: Use the package that matches the architecture of the program, i.e. openssl-x.x.x-i386-win32.zip.