fix(config): Clarify smtp debugging config option usage #46229
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Requires temporary `loglevel` adjustment "99%" (made up statistic) of the time as currently implemented. Signed-off-by: Josh <josh.t.richards@gmail.com>
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Summary
Avoid confusion for those that merely read the sample config.
SMTP debugging requires temporary
logleveladjustment "99%" (made up statistic) of the time as currently implemented.P.S. We should probably see about eliminating the loglevel adjustment but that's how it's been for awhile now.
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