KardonTech

Not sure what was so bad about the markup on that message. Hopefully, this one will come out better.

Yes vote on the multisite options below, too.

• The ability to set a default smtp at the network level.
• Add a setting from network level that will let us enable whether each site can override and use their own smtp server.
• Turn off the notices on the dashboard if a site is using the network default.

Just a note on the smtp default set up, my gmail settings in developer console don’t like working with my different subsite subdomain names. I have the network domain working well with the mydomain.com set up. But when I want to turn it on for sitea.mydomain.com it appears I am going to have to create a new client ID for that subdomain. Not sure I want to have to do that each time.

Yes vote on the multisite options below, too.

• The ability to set a default smtp at the network level.
• Just a note, my gmail settings in developer console don’t like working with my different subsite subdomain names. I have the network working well at the mydomain.com set up. But when I want to turn it on for sitea.mydomain.com it appears I am going to have to create a new client ID.
• Add a setting from network level that will let us enable whether each site can override and use their own smtp server.
• Turn off the notices on the dashboard if a site is using the network default.

Actually, I contacted my hosting vendor, Liquid Web. They upgraded PHP From 5.4.34 to 5.4.41 and loaded iconv, just now.

Now, it tells me:
Postman is configured.
Postman will send mail via the ??Gmail API using OAuth 2.0 authentication.

I was able to get verifications on connectivity and send messages, though. I don’t think the diagnostics will help now but I can run them if you still want to see them.

Sorry, I forgot to add that the iconv message is at the top and below the wizard is Postman is not handling email delivery.