I am using postfix and devecot to receive incoming mails.
I want to transfer particular user with subdomain to a php script.
Any help would be appreciated.
Why not just tell your script to POP or IMAP emails from this inbox ?
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I have a site in digitalocean hosting and I have some problems sending email from this site.
My site built at wordpress and I'm trying to submit an application to email. It worked on my localhost and my on my server https://cp.beget.com/ but as soon as I transferred it on https://www.digitalocean.com/ it immediately stopped working.
I have a small php script for send emails and it works correctly also I tried change admin email in main wp settings but I havу not received confirm letter on my email.
Server using ubuntu and i set everything up on it for email send and tested this through postfix and it worked correctly.
Maybe someone had this problem and know how it fix
It is better to use SMTP instead of relying php's sendmail which may get blocked on some hosting companies.
You can use the Post SMTP Mailer plugin to overcome this problem.
Just create a new email account at digitalocean and use its smtp server as the outgoing server address at the SMTP plugin. Usually it will be mail.yourdomain.com. Outgoing port can be 25 or 587.
After installing Postfix on my Ubuntu server and getting my Symfony application running, I'm attempting to have the system send emails via Postfix. I tested it out in the terminal to make sure that it sends properly and it does, but I'm confused as to what the Symfony configurations are to have SwiftMailer send email through Postfix.
In the .env file, there is a MAILER_URL attribute. What do I input there? My hostname? One of the destinations? Something else entirely? Help would be appreciated.
I am an email server noob. I own a domain 'mydomain.org' and I'd like to forward emails sent to that domain to other email address, perhaps at 'gmail.com' or 'university.edu'. I thought I set this up right, but my email log is giving me errors like this:
connect to mx1.university.edu[171.67.219.71]:25: Connection timed out
and
Dec 22 05:17:24 mail-server postfix/smtp[6370]: connect to alt1.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com[2607:f8b0:400d:c00::1a]:25: Network is unreachable
I don't know too much about this, but I imagine there must be some kind of authentication that I need to set up, but I'm shy of the laundry list blog posts. Does this look like "authentication stuff"? If so, what do I need to set up next? If not, any idea why the receiving mail servers drop my server?
Yes, network issue. For future folks, Google does not allow outgoing connections for SMTP servers, maybe to prevent spam? Here's info about how to set that up: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/sending-mail
I am creating a banking application in asp.net v 2.0.I need to send confirmation email when a user creates the new account.
I am running the application in localhost.DO I need any special rights to send SMTP email?
provide me a proper way to send email from my application.
Regards
Jeyaganesh
Do you have a SMTP server set up on localhost? Test by using telnet on the server:
telnet 127.0.0.1 25
If the server responds, try sending raw SMTP commands to send an email and trouble-shoot from there.
I find the easiest way with the Microsoft SMTP server is to disable any checks for authentication and rely on relay restrictions, then restrict relaying to 127.0.0.1.
The fact that you're running on localhost shouldn't make any difference.
As long as you have valid email server settings, and it's allowed on the system you are running on, this works just fine.
Did you try it? Did you have a problem?
I think you can sent by gmail smtp server. check this out
http://csharpdotnetfreak.blogspot.com/2009/08/send-email-using-gmail-in-aspnet.html
does anyone know of a module thats available for asp.net that uses a queue to send email to an smtp server?
the queue being the operative word here.. we need a proper fallback mechanism for storing any messages that can't be sent so that the send can be re-attempted later
thanks
You can submit your messages to an IIS SMTP relay server via the Pickup Folder. This is the cheapest, and probably best, outgoing mail queue for ASP.NET.
Otherwise, you'll just need to connect to your SMTP relay server and configure its queue in whatever manner meets your business needs.