modman Posted November 21 Posted November 21 I moved the site to a new server and since then the emails are not sent, the SMTP connection does not happen. When I enter the support section I get a message that says there are problems with the connection to the outside. Yet in the same environment there is a test php file to send emails that works perfectly, there is something in IP.Board....
Marc Posted November 21 Posted November 21 The only thing that has changed there is your server. You are getting connection timed out, so the issue there is certainly in connecting with your smtp server. You mention you are using a test file. My assumption is you are not actually testing what we are doing. I would need more info on that. All I can tell you for sure at present is exactly what you see on your screenshot
modman Posted November 21 Author Posted November 21 Is there anything in particular I can check? I can't figure it out and the emails haven't been sent for two days, I don't understand.
modman Posted November 21 Author Posted November 21 Removing SSL:// from the host and i receive this error:
modman Posted November 23 Author Posted November 23 The problem seems to be using PHPMailer, a technician today managed to update the code and get a custom PHP page working that he was using as a test to send emails via SMTP, this page had the same problem as IP.Board: Authentication error. According to him there was something wrong with PHPMailer.... Just out of curiosity? Does IP.Board use PHPMailer to send emails via SMTP? Thanks
Jim M Posted November 24 Posted November 24 On 11/22/2024 at 7:20 PM, modman said: Does IP.Board use PHPMailer to send emails via SMTP? We use our own SMTP code to send.
modman Posted December 7 Author Posted December 7 After many attempts I managed to solve the problem, basically a firewall was active that did not allow outgoing connections on the port for SMTPs. Now 80% of emails arrive at their destination but 20% (in particular those related to the replies in tickets) are rejected by Google for this reason: Quote 550-5.7.1 This message is not RFC 5322 compliant. There are multiple Message-ID headers. In fact, opening the full content of the email in the error log, two message IDs appear: Can someone explain to me why? Nothing strange is set in the email settings, I also tried to use the simple sending in text format, without HTML, but the result does not change. Thanks
Stuart Silvester Posted December 7 Posted December 7 8 minutes ago, modman said: After many attempts I managed to solve the problem, basically a firewall was active that did not allow outgoing connections on the port for SMTPs. Now 80% of emails arrive at their destination but 20% (in particular those related to the replies in tickets) are rejected by Google for this reason: Quote 550-5.7.1 This message is not RFC 5322 compliant. There are multiple Message-ID headers. In fact, opening the full content of the email in the error log, two message IDs appear: Next week, We'll be releasing a patch to address this issue. SeNioR- and Marc 2
Stuart Silvester Posted December 9 Posted December 9 We have released a patch to address this issue. Please go to AdminCP > System > Support and apply the patch from the first/top left box. If you do not see an option to install the patch, you already have the latest release. Marc 1
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