Fix SMTP connection issue by removing incorrect HELO command #105
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The Ferdium server is unable to send emails over SMTP on servers that strictly check the HELO message:
This issue happens because the APP_URL, used as the HELO name, includes the protocol (
https://), which should not be part of a HELO message. The HELO command requires a proper domain name without the protocol.Given that the Ferdium server acts as a sending client and the exact content of the HELO message is not critical (as long as it looks like a domain), we can address this by removing the smtp/name from the SMTP configuration and using the default value.