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Lee Miller: /* Install Updates */

2025-10-11T17:08:34Z

Install Updates

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	== Install Updates ==		== Install Updates ==

	Once modified, save and upload <code>invoice_send.php</code> to your server using the system updater script found at Update <i class="bi bi-arrow-right-short"></i> Update, and use the Upload PHP File script.		Once modified, save and upload <code>invoice_send.php</code> to your server using the system updater script found at Update <i class="bi bi-arrow-right-short"></i> Update, in the sidebar, and use the Upload PHP File script.

	Create a demo job, assign to a Driver, mark the job as delivered, and then complete.		Create a demo job, assign to a Driver, mark the job as delivered, and then complete.

	Next, create an invoice, and then send, to an email you have access to.		Next, create an invoice, and then send, to an email you have access to.

Lee Miller: /* Install Updates */

2025-10-11T17:07:57Z

Install Updates

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	== Install Updates ==		== Install Updates ==

	Once modified, save and upload to your server using the system updater script found at Update <i class="bi bi-arrow-right-short"></i> Update, and use the Upload PHP File script.		Once modified, save and upload <code>invoice_send.php</code> to your server using the system updater script found at Update <i class="bi bi-arrow-right-short"></i> Update, and use the Upload PHP File script.

	Create a demo job, assign to a Driver, mark the job as delivered, and then complete.		Create a demo job, assign to a Driver, mark the job as delivered, and then complete.

	Next, create an invoice, and then send, to an email you have access to.		Next, create an invoice, and then send, to an email you have access to.

Lee Miller: /* Install Updates */

2025-10-11T17:05:55Z

Install Updates

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	== Install Updates ==		== Install Updates ==

	Once modified, save and upload to your server using the system updater script		Once modified, save and upload to your server using the system updater script found at Update <i class="bi bi-arrow-right-short"></i> Update, and use the Upload PHP File script.

			Create a demo job, assign to a Driver, mark the job as delivered, and then complete.

			Next, create an invoice, and then send, to an email you have access to.

Lee Miller at 17:02, 11 October 2025

2025-10-11T17:02:20Z

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	* Gmail: supports 465 & 587		* Gmail: supports 465 & 587
	* Office 365/Exchange Online: 587 only		* Office 365/Exchange Online: 587 only

			== Install Updates ==

			Once modified, save and upload to your server using the system updater script

Lee Miller: /* Update your Settings */

2025-10-11T16:59:45Z

Update your Settings

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	Open the file called <code>invoice_send.php</code> and scroll to line 149 and modify as shown below, I've left some of my info in-place to make it easier.		Open the file called <code>invoice_send.php</code> and scroll to line 149 and modify as shown below, I've left some of my info in-place to make it easier.

			'''Only change the info shown below''', any other edits will break the program, and lead to php errors.

	<pre>		<pre>
	$mail->Host = 'smtp.hostinger.com'; // <-- change to your SMTP server		$mail->Host = 'smtp.hostinger.com'; // <-- change to your SMTP server
	$mail->SMTPAuth = true; // <-- keep as is		$mail->SMTPAuth = true; // <-- keep as is
	$mail->Username = 'info@logistack.co.uk'; // <-- your SMTP username		$mail->Username = 'info@logistack.co.uk'; // <-- your SMTP username, normally your email
	$mail->Password = ''; // <-- your SMTP password		$mail->Password = ''; // <-- your SMTP password
	$mail->SMTPSecure = 'ssl'; // <-- keep as is		$mail->SMTPSecure = 'ssl'; // <-- keep as is
	$mail->Port = 465; // <-- keep as is		$mail->Port = 465; // <-- keep as is
	</pre>		</pre>

			=== External emails ===

			* Gmail: supports 465 & 587
			* Office 365/Exchange Online: 587 only

Lee Miller: /* Update your Settings */

2025-10-11T16:55:20Z

Update your Settings

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	<pre>		<pre>
	$mail->Host = 'smtp.hostinger.com'; // <-- change to your SMTP server		$mail->Host = 'smtp.hostinger.com'; // <-- change to your SMTP server
	$mail->SMTPAuth = true; // <-- keep as is		$mail->SMTPAuth = true; // <-- keep as is
	$mail->Username = 'info@logistack.co.uk';// <-- your SMTP username		$mail->Username = 'info@logistack.co.uk'; // <-- your SMTP username
	$mail->Password = ''; // <-- your SMTP password		$mail->Password = ''; // <-- your SMTP password
	$mail->SMTPSecure = 'ssl'; // <-- keep as is		$mail->SMTPSecure = 'ssl'; // <-- keep as is
	$mail->Port = 465; // <-- keep as is		$mail->Port = 465; // <-- keep as is
	</pre>		</pre>

Lee Miller: Created page with "== Overview == SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol — the standard protocol used to send email between servers (and from apps like PHPMailer to your mail server). PHPMailer is already installed on Logistack, and works out of the box with minimal modification. Logistack uses PHPMailer to send invoices. == Update your Settings == Open the file called `invoice_send.php` and scroll to line 149 and modify as shown below, I've left some of my info in-..."

2025-10-11T16:49:47Z

Created page with "== Overview == SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol — the standard protocol used to send email between servers (and from apps like PHPMailer to your mail server). PHPMailer is already installed on Logistack, and works out of the box with minimal modification. Logistack uses PHPMailer to send invoices. == Update your Settings == Open the file called <code>invoice_send.php</code> and scroll to line 149 and modify as shown below, I've left some of my info in-..."

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== Overview ==

SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol — the standard protocol used to send email between servers (and from apps like PHPMailer to your mail server). PHPMailer is already installed on Logistack, and works out of the box with minimal modification.

Logistack uses PHPMailer to send invoices.

== Update your Settings ==

Open the file called <code>invoice_send.php</code> and scroll to line 149 and modify as shown below, I've left some of my info in-place to make it easier.

<pre>
$mail->Host = 'smtp.hostinger.com'; // <-- change to your SMTP server
$mail->SMTPAuth = true; // <-- keep as is
$mail->Username = 'info@logistack.co.uk';// <-- your SMTP username
$mail->Password = ''; // <-- your SMTP password
$mail->SMTPSecure = 'ssl'; // <-- keep as is
$mail->Port = 465; // <-- keep as is
</pre>