Sending Emails From Drupal via a SMTP Server

To send emails from Drupal using Pepipost, you may use the SMTP Authentication Support module or the Swift Mailer module depending on your needs.

The SMTP Authentication Support module supports SMTP authentication and can even connect to servers using SSL if supported by PHP. Our easy steps below will walk you through the process.

The SwiftMailer library provides many features including sending emails directly through a SMTP server of your choice, a locally installed MTA agent or the mail functionality provided by PHP. It also allows sending HTML (MIME) emails, adding file attachments to emails and adding in-line images to emails. See steps below

Using SMTP Authentication Support Module

Step 1
To use the SMTP Authentication Support Module, install a version of this module that is compatible with your version of Drupal. Install a version of this module that is compatible with your version of Drupal. We are compatible with V7.

Step 2
Open your modules page > find the SMTP module > click on configure

Step 3
Enter the following settings:
SMTP Server – smtp.pepipost.com
SMTP Port – 587
Use Encrypted Protocol – No
Username – Your Pepipost Username
Password – Your Pepipost Password

Using the Swift Mailer Mode

Step 1
To use the Swift Mailer module, install a version of this module that is compatible with your version of Drupal. Configuration for this module is largely the same as above.

Here are the Pepipost equivalent parameters for the above: