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Hi!

After we set up new gmail account for IPB mailing purposes, we've been delivered an error below, and mailing stopped working:

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IPS\Email\Outgoing\Exception: 535-5.7.8 Username and Password not accepted. Learn more at 535 5.7.8 https://support.google.com/mail/?p=BadCredentials os6-20020a170906af6600b007101f6f0720sm5672942ejb.120 - gsmtp (535)

Can anyone try to provide any solution to the above?

Thanks in advance!

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36 minutes ago, Marc Stridgen said:

You would need to contact your mail provider on this. It is your mail provider that is returning the message indicating the credentials you have entered are incorrect there

Hi Marc, 

of course first thing that came to our mind was that the credentials might have been incorrect. However we've made sure that they actually are multiple times and yet the problem is still. Can you maybe help us somehow with this issue?

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36 minutes ago, Veritas Roleplay said:

Hi Marc, 

of course first thing that came to our mind was that the credentials might have been incorrect. However we've made sure that they actually are multiple times and yet the problem is still. Can you maybe help us somehow with this issue?

As I mentioned above, this is being returned from your mail provider. The message itself is not coming from our software. As you are using gmail, I know there are some settings in there to allow you to use smtp, so that may be worth checking

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12 minutes ago, Marc Stridgen said:

As I mentioned above, this is being returned from your mail provider. The message itself is not coming from our software. As you are using gmail, I know there are some settings in there to allow you to use smtp, so that may be worth checking

Okay, what about this error:

Could contain: Symbol, Logo, Trademark, Text, Label, Maroon

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OK, then Google is likely to be stopping you from logging in because it is considered to be insecure - they no longer allow the use of the "Less secure app access" setting to avoid this, they disabled it recently.

Do the following:

  1. Login to the account in a browser
  2. Go to https://myaccount.google.com/u/3/security
  3. Go to the 'Signing in with Google' section and enable 2FA
  4. Once enabled, you will then have an entry titled 'App passwords' - click it
  5. Change the 'Select app' entry to 'Mail
  6. Change the 'Select device' entry to 'Other (custom name')
  7. Click 'Generate'
  8. Use that password in your IPS email configuration instead of the main account password
  9.  

 

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26 minutes ago, Nathan Explosion said:

OK, then Google is likely to be stopping you from logging in because it is considered to be insecure - they no longer allow the use of the "Less secure app access" setting to avoid this, they disabled it recently.

Do the following:

  1. Login to the account in a browser
  2. Go to https://myaccount.google.com/u/3/security
  3. Go to the 'Signing in with Google' section and enable 2FA
  4. Once enabled, you will then have an entry titled 'App passwords' - click it
  5. Change the 'Select app' entry to 'Mail
  6. Change the 'Select device' entry to 'Other (custom name')
  7. Click 'Generate'
  8. Use that password in your IPS email configuration instead of the main account password
  9.  

 

Done and working. Bless you.

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