By default Symfony uses Sendmail mail transfer agent to prepare emails to be sent out by the system. If you want to use Exim instead, you need to:
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Once you’ve set up your account with Google, you can then add the MX entries needed through your cPanel. To do this, follow these steps:
To configure Exim under CentOS to send emails through an ISP’s SMTP server follow these steps:
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This is a quick guide (by jervis) on how to do an install and basic setup of exim on CentOS. This is not meant as a fully inclusive guide but it will get you on the way. Following this you should get a working exim install.
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If you are having troubles with sending out emails from your local development Linux server, as a quick fix, I suggest using Exim4.
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