File: pymailgui-products/unzipped/MailConfigs/mailconfig_Lutzmv_ssl.py

"""
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THIS IS AN EXAMPLE ONLY -- emulate/replace for your email account's parameters.

This is the SSL extension to the non-SSL base file for this account.
See mailconfig_Lutzmv.py for the non-SSL version of this account.

The POP and SMTP server ports used here do not work without SSL toggled on.
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"""

# load non-SSL overrides to PyMailGUI base file
from mailconfig_Lutzmv import *                                  # in this folder

# --override [base + non-SSL] settings here--

# fetch (password asked in GUI)
popservername  = 'a2plcpnl0412.prod.iad2.secureserver.net:995'   # for connection, SSL port#
popusername    = 'mark@lutzmv.us'                                # for account login
popusesSSL     = True                                            # secure with SSL
popusesTLS     = False                                           # secure with TLS/SSL

# send (password asked in GUI if needed)
# jun-2022:
# this server doesn't add message-id headers, which gmail now seems to require; sometimes!
#
smtpservername = 'a2plcpnl0412.prod.iad2.secureserver.net:465'   # for connection, SSL port#
smtpuser       = 'mark@lutzmv.us'                                # nonblank=authenticated
smtpusesSSL    = True                                            # secure with SSL
smtpusesTLS    = False                                           # secure with TLS/SSL

# differentiate account beyond name in title
helpfg, helpbg = 'white', '#019aa7'

# this works too: broadband provider
# smtpservername = 'smtp.comcast.net:465'                        # for connection, SSL port#
# smtpuser       = 'lutzmv62@comcast.net'                        # nonblank=authenticated
# smtpusesSSL    = True                                          # secure with SSL
# smtpusesTLS    = False                                         # secure with TLS/SSL
# smtppasswdfile = ''

# all other settings same as Lutzmv



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