amwfc

I stumbled upon a NOCC_ cookie at what seems to be a domain scope (possibly "/"), whereas it should be set at its root folder's path scope. There is no harm, just a bit of confusion when one is troubleshooting web issues.

You are right: it is smtp_auth() Having said it, I am not able to reproduce the issue. When I send from Thunderbird, I can only count 1-2 before the email is sent. When I log into NOCC and send, I can count to 20-30. But when I go into the code and add error_log() and re-send, I can only count to 3-4. So this sounds like an issue with the web server: Apache or PHP. Strangely, nothing else is affected. I'll keep poking around the server. Just for the record, due to the SMTP server's configuration,...

You are right: it is smtp_auth() Having said it, I am not able to reproduce the issue. When I send from Thunderbird, I can only count 1-2 before the email is sent. When I log into NOCC and send, I can count to 20-30. But when I go into the code and add error_log() and re-send, I can only count to 3-4. So this sounds like an issue with the web server: Apache or PHP. Strangely, nothing else is affected. I'll keep poking around the server.

Hi Oliver, My NOCC works very fast overall. Everything is instantaneous, except for the send or reply which take a long time, some 20-30 seconds. When I run a simple PHP script on the same server, which uses mail() to send something to the same address, through the same server/port/protocol, it works instantaneously. Is there something in NOCC that could cause a long delay when sending? Thank you! AMwfc

I'd rather disable SSL. It's not worth your effort to support this niche use case.

The latest PHP that has new OpenSSL 3.0 does not come with IMAP, and since I am on Windows ther will be no NOCC for me since it requires IMAP?

Is it possible to switch NOCC from SMTP to PHP sendmail function, which works?

SSL Version OpenSSL/1.1.1q Alredy tried setting CApath and CAfile to no avail.