How To Configure Symfony Mailer module with Current Drupal on Site Factory

• Managing emails with Platform Email
• The Can I use Symfony Mailer with Platform Email? item on the FAQ page

How To Install and Configure?¶

• Uninstall the mailer module

• Uninstall the SwiftMailer module

• Install the Symfony Mailer module

• Edit the file, factory-hooks/post-settings-php/bv-acsf-settings.php, and add the following line of code:

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    $settings['mailer_sendmail_commands'] = [ "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t" ];

• Navigate to admin/config/system/mailer/transport

• If you have not added a Sendmail item to the Transport type field, then click on Add Transport,
  Otherwise click on Edit for the Sendmail item.

• Choose the "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t " for the Command field selection, instead of the default one
• The installation and configuration of the Symfony Mailer module is now complete!

How To Confirm Installation and Configuration?¶

• Confirm configuration is valid using drush:

Use the following drush command to confirm that the configuration is valid:

drush --uri=<site_url> cget symfony_mailer.mailer_transport.sendmail

Example Expected output:

drush --uri=https://my.example/com cget symfony_mailer.mailer_transport.sendmail
uuid: bb7fc178-f5a4-4e99-acc4-b6140cc84d1a
langcode: en
status: true
dependencies: {  }
_core:
  default_config_hash: JlhtZGzrKvb_1TFIVW-o2lEEoew2ixHkdpZ1WzIkJMY
id: sendmail
label: Sendmail
plugin: sendmail
configuration:
  query:
    command: '/usr/sbin/sendmail -t'

• Use the Symfony Mailer module test functionality:

Send an email from your Site Factory Drupal application to confirm you receive it:

• Navigate to admin/config/system/mailer/test to the Mailer test  page
• Enter an email address in the Recipient field or leave this blank to send the email to your Drupal email.
• Click on the Send button.
• Confirm that you receive an email from the Site Factory site.