I am using DNN version 9, we setup SMTP and its working on testing SMTP while we are adding new user and check "send and mail to email to new user" is not working
I also Set User Registration to Private but no luck.
Setting registration to private will prevent new users from registering.
If the SMTP Test Message is being sent, the most likely culprit is that your SMTP server is refusing to send or relay to outside addresses.
Problems in sending to the SMTP server should generate items in the Admin log.
If the problem is actually in the SMTP Server, you'll need to find someone who can look at it's logs. In the last few weeks, a company was having trouble sending some mails using SendGrid. The problem was that SendGrid was configured to not send emails outside of a narrow address range. Fixing the configuration at SendGrid fixed the problem.
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I have my Alertmanager up and running and I can see all active alerts on alertmanager dashboard.
Now I want an email notification for alerts based on created rules.
I tried getting internal smtp details but seems like its a very hectic task in organizational env.
For other small tasks, we use Jenkins webhook to send an email notification to our org email address and it works.
I assume there is something I can do to integrate alertmanager with Jenkins and send alerts to my email address, but not completely sure how to do that.
I was wondering If someone can redirect me to a relevant post or a brief HowTo to achieve this model.
thanks in advance.
I'm trying to send an email using the java api. I've got my app running live, no custom domain, in fact it's just a default project. Billing is not enabled. My app name is 'testapp'.
I'm using this email address for the sender:
admin#testapp.appspotmail.com
That seems to be ok if I'm reading the docs correctly (criteria #2):
For security purposes, the sender address of a message must be one of the following:
The Gmail or Google Apps Account of the user who is currently signed in
Any email address of the form anything#appname.appspotmail.com or anything#appalias.appspotmail.com
Any email address listed in the Cloud Platform Console under Email API Authorized Senders
The email was sent successfully twice, but now it has stopped working (same sender address, same recipient address). Nothing appears in the recipient's spam.
I can see in the quota page that the # of emails-sent keeps incrementing. But nothing is actually going through.
What am I missing?
Thanks
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How to setup Bugzilla without SMTP server (no need to use e-mails) ?
I installed Bugzilla from the windows-installer. We just use it locally and don't need emails, nor we have any SMTP server.
This link says that I don't have to have SMTP, but I don't know how to get to the "Administrator page"
You need to set the 'mail_delivery_method' parameter to None to disable sending email. Login as a Bugzilla administrator to get to the Administration page, then select Parameters then Email.
One needs to set the 'mail_delivery_method' parameter to 'Test'. Check for the new account creation mails in C:\bugzilla\data folder mailer.testfile file and you will get the token link there to actually create the new user. This way you can really bypass setting up a SMTP server totally but to use Bugzilla within a group of ppl. Very useful for small group developments and bug tracking.
my application deployed on app engine has been working succesfully half a year. One function is a sending of emails. But today it started to fail everytime with this error:
javax.mail.SendFailedException: Send failure (javax.mail.MessagingException: Illegal Arguments (java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unauthorized Sender: Unauthorized sender))
Of course sender email is registered in app engine console.
I didn't change anything!
Anyone who share same issue?
If someone have the same problem, the reason is the sender for the mail is incorrect or doesn't have permissions to send the email, I use the default noreply#your-application-id.appspot.com account to send the email.
InternetAddress from = new InternetAddress(
String.format("noreply#%s.appspotmail.com", SystemProperty.applicationId.get()),
"Your Application Name") ;
message.setFrom(from);
You can check if the account of your user is not marked as a spammer or disabled in Google Apps.
If you are sending a very large number of emails to a single email account, Google can throttle you. When we were sending emails whenever we got an error, we ran into a similar problem.
Also, there is a limit on number of calls to mail API per minute.
Maybe earlier you were sending mail to fewer people resulting in fewer calls to the mail api.
It's 8 calls per minute, unless you have provided a credit card number to enable your billing.
Does your sender email address has permission to access this app engine application ?
it's must have permission to access your application then it will work...
I'd like to have emails to a given domain, say http://mydomain.com/, processed by an AppEngine app, let's call it http://emailprocessor.appspot.com/ .
That is, an email to "hello#mydomain.com" should be received and processed by emailprocessor.appspot.com as if it was an email to "hello#emailprocessor.appspot.com" .
I imagine I could do this via MX records for my mydomain.com domain, but I can't find instructions anywhere.
Is this possible, and if so does one set it up?
Also there is no direct support for this according to documentation
BUT
if your http://mydomain.com/ hosted on google apps and you create user hello#mydomain.com as gmail account and in it configure email forwarding rule to the "hello#emailprocessor.appspotmail.com" it should work as it works for any general gmail account email forwarding. It preserves original headers like sender etc.
I almost sure that most of other mail services or servers can support this feature. check documentation of your mail service.
PAY ATTENTION! it must be emailprocessor.appspotmail.com note the appspotmail.com not appspot.com
I did not try it myself yet so I will be happy if you confirm that this works. Again it should.
What I have done is to point the MX record to a server that allows you to do email domain forwarding. Then you can forward all emails to emailprocessor.appspotmail.com.
The advantage of this is that you catch all usernames: hello#mydomain.com, goodbye#mydomain.com, etc...
If your host has cPanel see this: http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/email/email_domain_forwarding.htm
No, there's no documented support for receiving mail on a custom domain.
You would need to host mail elsewhere and configure a forwarder to emailprocessor.appspotmail.com.