Email SMTP - Show port 587 instead of 465 [LOGGED] - Enhance Control Panel

Email SMTP - Show port 587 instead of 465 [LOGGED]

AdamM

8Dweb

mendozal

PDudeP

wav3front

slimx

Shaijee

WasSs

LuisMiguel

slimx

This is literally just a text change, surely this can just be implemented in the next update lol

Omar

I apologize for reviving a thread that has been inactive for nearly 7 months. However, if @Aliysa_Enhance marked this as "LOGGED" back in September 2024, and slimx mentioned that this is merely a text change, why hasn’t such an apparently trivial correction been implemented yet?

Judging by the timeline, this issue seems to predate <v12.0.0. I’m fully aware—based on other forum discussions—that there are many higher-priority tasks and requests in the pipeline. That said:

Just as we’ve seen minor UI improvements in updates like 12.0.10, cPanel importer UI text fixes in 12.0.16, an SQL upload UI bug fix in 12.0.17, Czech language corrections in 12.0.20, Hebrew language support and Portuguese/Bulgarian enhancements in 12.2.0, Norwegian/Arabic/Ukrainian language refinements in 12.3.0, and French language improvements in 12.3.2—

Couldn’t a few minutes be spared to address something that, according to @slimx last comment here, seems incredibly straightforward?

For some of us (myself included), while offering the panel in our clients’ native languages is essential, it’s equally critical to display accurate technical details—such as specifying the correct SMTP port as 587 instead of 465.

Aliysa_Enhance

We will be adding 587 in addition to 465 as both ports are valid.

pratik_asabe

Aliysa_Enhance I think why users asking this is because majority of panels, hosts only allow port 587 and block ports 25, 465 for security and reputation purposes, for example, hetzner only allow port 587 initially to its new users and open ports 25, 465 only after a month of continuous use.. many hosts never open ports 465, 25 and only allow usage of 587.. so in conclusion port 587 is a somewhat standard almost everywhere..