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I see PostMarkApp are moving from an email credit based system to a subscription service. I'm hoping to move and was wondering which SMTP services people generally use that works well with ProcessWire?
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Hey guys, Microsoft is deactivating SMTP Basic Authentication at the end of the year. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/exchange/clients-and-mobile-in-exchange-online/deprecation-of-basic-authentication-exchange-online Has anyone already found a solution to get Office365 working with OAuth 2.0? @ryan would it be possible to adapt your "WireMailGmail" module? Or maybe someone is knowledgeable enough to design a general OAuth wireMail module? ?
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Hi there, My form is not getting submitted, it is showing: Unable to verify successful email delivery of this form submission. Attaching for your reference as well: In the Backend, it is showing Connection timed out with smtp.gmail.com Pl guide me how to resolve that
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I was put on to Mandrill by Pete (thank you Pete). In my experience if your website sends emails to people, for example you have a booking app and people get confirmations, then the confirmation emails may, sometimes, get rejected as spam, regardless of the fact that they're not. TL;DR Whenever in the PW admin there is a field to do with delivery of email from PW, there ought to be a note / link to an article about the benefits of sending email via Mandrill (or similar service) rather than direct. Boring rant version I had tried to solve this lack of 100% reliable email delivery with DKIM and SPF records (good things in their own right) tuning the content of the email so perhaps it would be less likely to apparently trigger some spam pattern recognition code (for example having few(er) HTML links banging my head shouting Nothing worked. I would appear to have a period of reliability where all emails were getting through, relax... Then BAM! Another spam rejection. The only variance? The receiving email systems. As visitors to the site were many and varied so were their email systems and some of those email systems spam detection algorithms were simply too sensitive for their own good. So it was not my fault but nevertheless my client whose website used the booking system kept gettings infrequent but repeated 'lost' email confirmations. So I made one other change, I sent email via SMTP to Mandrill rather than directly to the client. Mandrill then sent it to the client. This resulted in an unprecedented (and continuing) period of 100% success—zero false positive spam rejections. The reason is simple: my client's domain (or your client's domain) has a reputation as a source of email. It is probably average or good. Whereas Mandrill, who send (Mandrill is part of MailChimp and these are the overall numbers) with this many emails have to have an exceptional reputation, and they do. Nothing I can do on a domain or in DNS can compete with this firehose of good reputation provided by Mandrill. Recommendation If I were a newbie to emailing from PW to people then I could well go through this learning curve myself. To help others I would like to suggest that perhaps wherever there is a field in PW that is responsible for sending email that one of those helpful 'Notes' be auto populated with a link to an article on on the benefits of sending email via an intermediary such as Mandrill.
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Hey there guys, So, I have a working contact form using phpmailer and smtp connection to receive the e-mails from website and sending autoreply to the person who sent the mail via contact form. Everything is working correctly, but I would like to integrate it with processwire more as now it's kind of too external. My setup is as follow: I have the contact form in html as template contact.php The actual php sending script + phpmailer files are in a folder in my root section I have this in the contact.php template <form method="post" action="/test55/php/contact-form.php" id="contact"> to get the php sending script (which is outside processwire) in the contact-form.php I have this to get the phpmailer file require "/test55/php/PHPMailerAutoload.php"; I am wondering how could I integrate it within processwire instead of keeping the files outside? I've noticed there are three smtp modules, two based on swiftmailer and one on phpmailer, so far I can't figure it out at all.
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I know it is standard for a PHP setup to have a working mail() function, but I'm doing some work on a server where the local SMTP server has been disabled. While it's fairly trivial to set the SMTP server global variable to a remote server, it's impossible to setup authentication into the remote SMTP server. Therefore it would be useful to be able to hook into any functions which send email (eg forgotten password for admin login) and override it with phpMailer (or similar).
