• Resolved Norbert McDorbert

    (@dadreviewed)


    It seems WHM/ConfigServer/Exim is blocking sending of the automated mail. I can manually enable it, so I think its the function of how it sends mail on queue / wp cron.

    Whereas the form post seems simple php mail function (and that works without issue)

    Its either the cross domain being blocked; the port; etc. So many people have issues with rate limiting, and thats not the case. I cant figure out why its being blocked

    BCC allowed
    Nobody mail allowed.
    Do you specify port when you send it? or what makes ti different? The spoofed from?

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/subscribe2/

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  • @norbert,

    Subscribe2 uses the core WordPress wp_mail() function. This in turn uses the PHPMailer class to create the email and send it via the core PHP mail() function. Depending on your PHP configuration that will use your preferred ‘sendmail’ binary application on the server.

    Thread Starter Norbert McDorbert

    (@dadreviewed)

    Thanks Matty –

    So in theory if the manual Send mail works – the Post notification should also work?

    So if its not sending from that; its a plugin conflict as they both use the same mail engine?

    @norbert,

    There might be one thing to check in the Subscribe2 plugin settings.

    The Send Mail page sends the email using the details of the currently logged in user. The post notification email is sent using the details of the user defined in the Subscribe2->Settings page under the “Email Settings” tab where it says “Send Email From:”.

    If the user selected here does no have an on-domain email address then post-notifications may fail where Send Mail attempts succeed.

    Matty, the send email works. However this has nothing to do with the domain, and I can’t get the automatic send to work. What do you suggest?

    @kschreibs24,

    This is the best place to start looking for trouble areas.

    https://subscribe2.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/troubleshooting-emails-in-subscribe2/

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