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Does anyone try to add SMTP config to clientexec?

I tried to add a custom SMTP config to clientexec. But I met the following error.

OQUR

I follow the document, and it shows I can use the Gmail, so I test my own Gmail account. It turns out Gmail is ok.

The clientexec mail function maybe ok. So I use an Email client to test my SMTP config. I use Mailcow to send emails. And my SMTP config is ok with other Email client.

I tried to enable the clientexec error log, it shows

(3) 04/01/23 08:11:50 - ** REQUEST ** POST /admin/index.php?fuse=admin&controller=settings&action=emailtest
(4) 04/01/23 08:11:50 - POST vars (Action:emailtest):
Array
(
    [type] => 1
    [host] => mail.mymailcow.host
    [username] => [email protected]
    [password] => XXX MASKED PASSWORD XXX
    [port] => 587
    [overrideFrom] => admin@example
    [ignoreSSL] => 0
)

(4) 04/01/23 08:11:51 - Starting to send Test Email with the subject "Clientexec Test Email"...

I use port 587, it is the default SMTP port Mailcow provided. But it still fails.

Does anyone succeed in config the SMTP in clientexec?

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