= 0) $altmailer_plugin_settings['smtp_encryption'] = (int) $_POST['altmailer_smtp_encryption']; $altmailer_plugin_settings['smtp_username'] = $_POST['altmailer_smtp_username']; $altmailer_plugin_settings['smtp_password'] = $_POST['altmailer_smtp_password']; update_option('altmailer_options', $altmailer_plugin_settings); } ?>

Alternative Mailer Configuration

It is recommended that you never disable mail, in case the below two do not function. If SMTP and Sendmail both fail, then you should have the PHP mail() function to fall back on.

	checked="checked" /> Enable PHP Mail?
	checked="checked" /> Enable Sendmail?
	checked="checked" /> Enable SMTP?
	checked="checked" /> Uninstall?
Timeout:

Sendmail Settings

Use Autodetect?	checked="checked" /> Autodetect will try to autodetect the path of the sendmail application on your system.
Sendmail From Address:	What Email to use by default if the from address is not set (required for sendmail to work).
Sendmail Path:	Can be the path to any mailing agent which accepts "-t" or equivalent parameter.

SMTP Settings

SMTP Host:	Host to connect to for SMTP.
SMTP Port:	The port to use when connecting.
SMTP Encryption:	selected="selected">None selected="selected">SSL selected="selected">TLS Currently is not implemented, but will set the encryption for SMTP using either SSL or TLS.
SMTP Username:	Use this username when connecting to the SMTP server.
SMTP Password:	Use this password when connecting to the SMTP server.