The password in the wp-config.php

  • Hello,

    I wanted to let you know that we are currently working with the ‘Easy WP Smtp’ plugin. Congratulations, fantastic plugin!

    The fact is that previously we had the ‘WP Mail SMTP’ plugin that suggested you to put the password in the wp-config.php file using a code. We have not eliminated it, it would be the following:

    define (‘WPMS_ON’, true);
    define (‘WPMS_SMTP_PASS’, ‘this is an example password’);

    What should we do in this case? Should we remove this code by stopping using your plugin?

    The password is the same that we also had for the other email. We do not know if this code should be removed or not, the ‘Easy WP Smtp’ plugin if you have the option to enter the password in the plugin itself.

    You already confirm your point of view, we would not like to leave loose codes that could create conflicts in future configurations.

    Thanks for your time.

    Best Regards,

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  • Hi,

    The fact is that previously we had the ‘WP Mail SMTP’ plugin that suggested you to put the password in the wp-config.php file using a code. We have not eliminated it, it would be the following:

    define (‘WPMS_ON’, true);
    define (‘WPMS_SMTP_PASS’, ‘this is an example password’);

    What should we do in this case? Should we remove this code by stopping using your plugin?

    You should remove the password entry in wp-config.php file because our plugin works differently to ‘WP Mail SMTP’. However, first make sure removing that password is not going to cause any issues. Create a backup, then remove the password and setup our plugin. Carry out a test. If you run into any issues restore the backup.

    Let me know how you go.

    Thank you

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