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You should check out Digital Ocean. All ports are open by default and their support is amazing.

I wish people were more active for this support forum.

I ended up using the Fonts plugin since I was unable to get any progress with the stylesheet.

I was able to fix the issue .

Rather than granting Apache permission to the WordPress installation, I gave it privileges to the www folder. Along with your plugin malfunctioning, the entire installation ran slowly.

Thanks for the help. If only I had taken the Unix class. ??

Version 1.3.1 also fixed my problem. Thanks Jason!

[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitizing data before storage
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Encryption Type ssl
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Hostname smtp.gmail.com
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Port 465
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Authorization Type oauth2
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Sender Name *********-NoReply
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Client ID 365997841403-b0u4s3v03ol81ul176fpq6mmbh9kp4j7.apps.googleusercontent.com
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Client Secret ************************
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Username
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Password
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Sender Email *************@gmail.com
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Validation Success
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitizing data before storage
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Encryption Type ssl
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Hostname smtp.gmail.com
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Port 465
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Authorization Type oauth2
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Sender Name **********-NoReply
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Client ID 365997841403-b0u4s3v03ol81ul176fpq6mmbh9kp4j7.apps.googleusercontent.com
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Client Secret ************************
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Username
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Password
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Sanitize Sender Email ************@gmail.com
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanWpMailBinder: Not attemping to bind, plugin is not configured.
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:40 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Got Session action save_success
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:44 UTC] DEBUG PostmanWpMailBinder: Not attemping to bind, plugin is not configured.
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:44 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAdminController: Got Get action oauth_request_permission
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:44 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAuthenticationManagerFactory: Created PostmanGmailAuthenticationManager
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:44 UTC] DEBUG PostmanGmailAuthenticationManager: authenticating with google: loginHint=************@gmail.com
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:47 UTC] DEBUG PostmanWpMailBinder: Not attemping to bind, plugin is not configured.
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:47 UTC] DEBUG postman.php: Authorization in progress
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:47 UTC] DEBUG PostmanAuthenticationManagerFactory: Created PostmanGmailAuthenticationManager
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:47 UTC] DEBUG PostmanGmailAuthenticationManager: Found authorization code in request header
[10-Feb-2015 01:48:47 UTC] PHP Fatal error:  Class 'Google_IO_Stream' not found in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/postman-smtp/Postman/Postman-Auth/google-api-php-client-1.1.2/src/Google/Client.php on line 600

That’s that best I could do. My office already shutoff the development VMs (stupid protocol), so I think I am done for the night.

I’d like to thank you very much for all the help you have provided. I’m quite sure no other plugin developer would have bothered through this. ??

So, I talked to the admin and apparently he didn’t know what he was talking about. I showed him what to do, as per those forum posts, and now it works!

Sort of. Instead of getting stuck on the 404 screen, it now sends me to the Google authorisation page. However, once I click accept, it sends me to a blank page with https://******.tk/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=postman&code=4/3asOLsLhwlo5R9UQ9gkQaWaIM4M-Q8MRPQUK1dQVfdk.gqMLEwkc85oc3oEBd8DOtNDpI-DhlgI as the URL. Refreshing the page brings me back to the Postman settings panel with the same warning asking to get permission from Google.

Edit: I also tried the same thing with Microsoft, but I saw no change.

I spoke to the the guy who manages the front-end. He told me it should be working.

It’s alright, we can keep this conversation public as long as I don’t show any URLs.

It is right that I have a peculiar environment. Rather than the Apache server facing the internet on port 80, I have an IIS server rewriting all of the traffic to the WordPress site.

Edit: I also just performed a test install of your plugin on another instance and was able to authorise Google.

https://*******.tk/o/oauth2/auth?response_type=code&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2F******.tk%2Fwp-admin%2Foptions-general.php%3Fpage%3Dpostman&client_id=365997841403-p10kk48khkiir26mnc28h0gertr8sllm.apps.googleusercontent.com&scope=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.google.com%2F&access_type=offline&approval_prompt=force&login_hint=********%40gmail.com

Sorry about the stars, I’m under a NDA.