Hello everyone, I did everything according to the gmail instructions for connecting gmail. The website shows that the letter has been sent. But nothing comes in the gmail.
enabled: true
from: noreply@domain.com
from_name: null
to: mygmail@gmail.com
to_name: null
queue:
enabled: false
flush_frequency: '* * * * *'
flush_msg_limit: 10
flush_time_limit: 100
mailer:
engine: smtp
smtp:
server: smtp.server.gmail
port: 587
encryption: tls
user: mygmail@gmail.com
password: app pasword
auth_mode: null
sendmail:
bin: /usr/sbin/sendmail
content_type: text/html
debug: false
charset: null
cc: null
cc_name: null
bcc: null
reply_to: null
reply_to_name: null
body: null
I noticed I have it like this in my config:
sendmail:
bin: '/usr/sbin/sendmail -bs'
Don’t know what’s this -bs
flag
I tried with -bs and nothing, emails doesnt come
Did you check for junk? Most of the time if your from domain doesn’t match the actual domain, it goes to junk. If that’s not the case, try talking to your hosting provider - ask them to check where the emails get stuck
in hosting support they gave me the following data:
NON-SSL/TLS settings:
Incoming mail server Settings: None
IMAP Hostname: mail.domain.com
port number: 143
POP Hostname: mail.domain.com
port number: 110
Outgoing mail server Settings: None
SMTP Hostname: mail.domain.com
Port no: 25 or 587
Username: complete email address
Password: ****
While setting up your account, make sure you have enabled “My Server Requires Authentication”
Do not enable "Log on using Secure Password Authentication
in the settings indicated different options, but the letters never come
and new from hosting support:
I would request you to contact you developer to help you with this, as we do not provide the coding expertise
Your developer will be in a better place to get this cleared for you
@NataliaB, The value smtp.server.gmail
for property smtp:server
seems like a weird Gmail server address to me. I would think it should be smtp.gmail.com
1 Like