Sending Email In Yiiframework Using Yii-Mail Extensions

Nirav_Motta · January 16, 2013, 12:00pm

this is my config/main.php file

‘mail’ => array(

'class' =&gt; 'ext.yii-mail.YiiMail',


 'transportType'=&gt;'smtp',


 'transportOptions'=&gt;array(


   'host'=&gt;'smtp.mail.yahoo.com',


   'username'=&gt;'neerav.motta@yahoo.co.in',//contohna nama_email@yahoo.co.id


   'password'=&gt;'******',


   'port'=&gt;'465',


   'encryption'=&gt;'ssl',


 ),


'viewPath' =&gt; 'application.views.mail',


'logging' =&gt; true,


'dryRun' =&gt; false

),

this is Controller file

$message = new YiiMailMessage;

     &#036;message-&gt;setBody('&lt;p&gt;hello how are you haaa&lt;/p&gt;' , 'text/html');


   &#036;message-&gt;subject = 'My Subject';


   &#036;message-&gt;addTo('neerav.motta@gmail.com');


   &#036;message-&gt;from = Yii::app()-&gt;params['adminEmail'];


    Yii::app()-&gt;mail-&gt;send(&#036;message);

I am getting an error fsockopen() [<a href=‘function.fsockopen’>function.fsockopen</a>]: unable to connect to ssl://smtp.mail.yahoo.com:465 (Unable to find the socket transport "ssl" - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP?)

how to config the file and to active SMTP menu from your account

thanking you

Ziggi · January 16, 2013, 5:54pm

I believe in case of secure layer the host name should be:

‘ssl://smtp.mail.yahoo.com’

Also - double check you have ‘php_openssl’ extension enabled in your server configuration.

Rgs,