V 1.0.0

Looking in server error log:

AH01071: Got error 'PHP message: PHP Notice: Undefined index: encryption in /wp-content/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/src/Processor.php on line 72\n'

@thibotus01

Try to resave the settings. Not sure what went wrong during the upgrade routine.

I tried. Same issue…

For those of you updating from version 0.10 and encountering an issue, see below!

In 0.11 and 1.0, we disabled the SMTPAutoTLS setting because it was giving some users issues. However, it now seems that doing that causes issues for other users who may have relied on it.

When you get a chance, the code snippet below should resolve the issue, IF this problem is indeed caused by the changed SMTPAutoTLS setting. It should go in your site’s functions.php file or similar.

function wpmailsmtp_enable_autotls( $mailer ) {
	$mailer->SMTPAutoTLS = true;
	return $mailer;
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail_smtp_custom_options', 'wpmailsmtp_enable_autotls' );

What we’ll likely be doing is releasing an update in the coming days that changes the default of this setting back enabled (as it was in 0.10) and in addition to this provide an option in the setting to easily disable it for those users that experience issues. This way this setting is flexible and users can see which works best for them depending on how their web server is configured.

I sincerely apologize for the trouble. In cases like this, it appears regardless of what configuration we use it’s going to cause issues for some users (depending on their host). This unfortunately isn’t something we can detect on our end, so the solution will be to pick the “best” default (which we no believe will be ON) and provide a way for users to change it if needed.

Hope that helps! Thanks for your patience ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Jared Atchison.

I’m sorry but that doesn’t solve the issue either. Same issue, same error…

@thibotus01 – When you get a chance please provide the latest:

• WP Mail SMTP debug log
• Latest server error log (we updated thing in 1.0.2 so line reference might not be the same as what you posted earlier depending on the version that was from)
• Screenshot of you SMTP settings

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Jared Atchison. Reason: formatting

I do not use SMTP method, but the Gmail Auth. The error log is the exact same.

Which is odd is when I authorize the app I got redirected correctly back to WP, but the button “allow plugin…” is still present.
+ the app doesn’t appear in the list of allowed app in my Gmail setting.

It’s like nothing happens – no app added in my gmail settings.

So I’m now using temporairly the WP native method, and the same error I initilly posted is still appearing in the log.

@thibotus01,

Thanks for the details! I believe I see the issue that’s causing the error log message which is caused by using the Default/WordPress mailer.

I’ve cataloged that issue and it should be fixed in an update which will be released tomorrow (https://github.com/awesomemotive/wp-mail-smtp/issues/72).

Regarding the Gmail integration problem, would you mind creating a new thread for that? This way we can assist with that without constantly notifying everyone else in this one ??

Thanks!