<?php
/**
 * SMTP settings for the account-deletion form.
 *
 * SETUP:
 *   1. Copy this file to  smtp-config.php  (same folder as the .php handler).
 *   2. Fill in your real mail-server details below.
 *   3. Keep smtp-config.php PRIVATE — never commit it; ideally the host blocks
 *      .php source from being downloaded (it is, since PHP executes it).
 *
 * When smtp-config.php exists, tickets are sent through this SMTP server.
 * If it's missing or the send fails, the handler falls back to PHP mail().
 *
 * ---- Common providers (host / port / secure) ----
 *   cPanel / your own domain : mail.yourdomain.com   465  ssl   (or 587 tls)
 *   Gmail / Google Workspace : smtp.gmail.com         587  tls   (use an
 *                              "App Password", not your normal password)
 *   Microsoft 365 / Outlook  : smtp.office365.com     587  tls
 *   Zoho Mail                : smtp.zoho.com          465  ssl
 *   Amazon SES               : email-smtp.<region>.amazonaws.com 587 tls
 */
return [
    // The SMTP server you log in to for sending mail:
    'host'       => 'mail.adresponder.site',   // <-- change to your SMTP host
    'port'       => 465,                        // 465 = ssl, 587 = tls
    'secure'     => 'ssl',                       // 'ssl' or 'tls'

    // The mailbox credentials used to authenticate:
    'username'   => 'ac@adresponder.site',      // <-- usually the full email
    'password'   => '#UIpB24=O-[W1DLU',

    // What recipients see in the "From" line. Best practice: use a mailbox on
    // the SAME domain you authenticate with, so it passes SPF/DKIM checks.
    'from_email' => 'ac@adresponder.site',
    'from_name'  => 'OSCE Nexus',
];
