teammeta

I have managed to correct my issue via our webhosting software. Thank you.

The webpages have been viewed. That’s how I know that the emails are not being pulled. My company sends the emails out when we have outages of our services that the public can view on our website. When I sent test emails after updates and attempted to view the page that they would be populated to, they do not arrive. Our website is moderately visited as we are a local ISP and have many requests sent in via our website every day. So the possibility that our website is just not being viewed enough to allow cron to run is not a possibility. I have also verified that cron was not turned off in the wp-config file as well.

I have disabled all other plugins and I am still experiencing the issue. Postie will only grab emails if done manually with the “Process Emails” or “Debug” button.

I have figured out how to stop the uploads. You must comment out calls to the postie_media_handle_upload() and postie_handle_upload() function calls in postie-functions.php

I have tried that, This only prevents Postie from DISPLAYING the image on the post. It still attempts to upload an image file to the media folders of the website. I want to STOP all upload of any kind other than the text of the email into the body of the post. Right now I have gotten Postie to stop uploading the image data from the email (I think) but Postie still uploads a “blank” image file named “image001/jpg” to the media files… this is what I need stopped.