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How to Use Google’s SMTP Service with Opencart

By techsupport
October 2, 2018 2 Min Read
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1. Login to your Opencart Admin Page and navigate to System > Settings > Edit > Mail

2. Once you have opened up the Mail Settings tab you should complete the form using the following data:

Mail Protocol should be set to SMTP

Mail Parameters is an optional field we will not be discussing. You can leave it blank for now.

SMTP Host should be set to “ssl://smtp.gmail.com”
It is very important you include “ssl://” or your customers will receive errors when completing actions on your store that use the mail feature.

SMTP Username should be set to the account username for the Gmail account you would like to use. “yourusername@gmail.com”

SMTP Password should be the corresponding password for your Google Account

SMTP Port should be “465″
This is also important as it’s a great feature of Google’s SMTP service. As it does not use port 20 it keeps your emails from being marked as spam.

SMTP Timeout you can leave set to the default of 5.

The alert email options can be turned on if you would like the store owner to be emailed every time an account is created or an order is processed. They are turned off by default and I suggest leaving them this way, especially if your store has a high volume of orders. These emails are sent to the email account specified from the General tab on the same settings page you are on now.

The additional alert email fields just specify other email address that you would like these alerts to be sent to if you did have them turned on.

That is all that must be completed from the Opencart admin. You can now hit save and move on to the next step.

3. Go to Gmail and login to the account that you used for your SMTP configuration in Step 2.

Once logged in, go to “https://accounts.google.com/b/0/DisplayUnlockCaptcha“

Click continue. This will authenticate the next app or device that tries to access your Gmail Account within the next 10 minutes.

Now you must go to your Opencart store front end and register for a new account. When this is done Opencart will attempt to access your Gmail Account for SMTP and Google will Authenticate it.

You should be sent to a confirmation page that your account was created on your site, and an email should be sent to your email address you used to register your account, using your Google SMTP configuration.

That’s it! You’re all set up!

If you receive any errors, make sure you completed step 3 to have your store authenticated with Google, as well as used ssl:// before your hostname in the Opencart admin mail settings.

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