I have develop an email client for our company using the technologies below.
Front-end: Angular-13.
Back-end: Node.js.
Email Sent: Nodemailer.
Email Receive: "imap-simple" and "node-imap" protocol.
cPanel and WebMail
Everything is working fine but problem is when I have some attachment in Inbox it's taking to much long time for reload all mail in Inbox. Right now I am getting attachment in response as Buffer. I think if I can load attachment as URL from email server like gmail, outlook, etc. It could be solve the slow performance issues.
It's my first time to developing any email client. If anybody can help me, It would be very much helpful for me and save my lot of time.
Thanks and Regirded
Image link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hj1RFrtl9c2YkHzwI6ZNOJgrfxZKkTBJ/view?usp=sharing
Related
(Disclaimer I'm fairly new to development in general and this is my first StackOverflow post all and any feedback is greatly appreciated.)
I'm posting here because I'm on a free SendGrid account and their support team has yet to get back to respond and it's been over a week and I'm dying to solve this issue.
Currently, I'm using Sendgrid as an SMTP and recently my emails have stopped sending to the following esp Yahoo, AOL, and Verizon.net but emails send to Gmail just fine.
Because emails still send to Gmail I used "Email Header Analyzer" via mxtoolbox.com to review and meet the recommendations provided. Which I have implemented on. (See screenshot)
The only thing not checked off is the "DKIM Authenticated" in which it's my understanding that when you verify the domain you're using to send emails with SendGrid takes care of that for you.
It's not the email function itself because it sends just fine to Gmail.
My question is has anyone else experienced this issue? If so what was the fix you did that made it work?
Screenshot of my email header analyzer results:
Turns out that my SendGrid account was over the daily email sending limit for the "free plan" and the emails that were sent correctly to Gmail had been doing so because of a pre-existing mail function (not using SendGrid even though SendGrid was still logging these emails).
I figured out this was happening by looking at the "mailed-by:" info when you toggle the drop-down above the email just under the sender email address. Mailed-ByView With SendGrid it would say "mail-by: sendgird.net" SendGird-Mailed-ByView
It would have been nice if SendGrid made my sending limit information a little more apparent but you can find this information about your account by going to "Settings">"Account Details">"Your Products." YourProductsView
I have a website based on WordPress.
Every page has his own Contact form.
I am using Configure SMTP
+ Contact7
(SMTP is setup to user Gmail as a SMTP server).
After a while I'm curious why I am actually doing it this way.
Is Gmail that secure or it is only about SSL?
Is WP build in mail function secure (and good) enough to use it?
In total: what is the best way to make contact form in WordPress and avoiding my mails getting to the spam folder?
I was told that the solution descriped above (Gmail SMTP) is the best way, is it?
Well, the build-in mail function works fine for most uses, like sending "Password lost" or "New user registered" mails or even contact forms.
If you send more than just a few (can´t name a number) mails via contact forms, newsletters etc. you will probably want to use a mailserver for that, either an external one (GMail) or a properly configured internal one. They go much easier past spam protection because they are known for sending mails and are probably whitelisted at the big mail providers. Your webhost most probably is not and might be considered as spam very fast when he is sending mails regularly.
If you want to send a lot of mails in a short span of time you should probably go one step further and choose a service like Mailchimp or something similar for that. Their business is sending newsletters and so nobody (means the mail providers) wonders, when they have lots of mails incoming from one of those servers.
For your use case I would stick to SMTP via GMail, when it works fine for you. As you are not sending lots of mails in a short span of time you´ll have only little problems with getting rated as spam and you also have a trusted server sending those mails. Seems fine for me.
I would like to know if there is a way how I can send e-mails with preferabel php or JS without needing an actual mail server. I am pretty sure it won't work, but have any of you an idea how there could be a way?
You can send mail with a lot of services, I believe they are called 'exchange' mail services. Gmail, outlook (or live, hotmail) are examples of these services. Google is full of examples :-)
I have searched for email sending from iphone using smtp server but I just find the Email composing and send email plugin. Need Plugin for sending mail without composing mail.
Can someone help me?
You can make ajax post request to a php page in the server that does the email sending.. Check https://stackoverflow.com/a/29677288
I have set up several email accounts on my vps hosting but I can't receive any emails that are send via php from another hosting. Everything works fine when I send emails from gmail for example, I receive them without a trouble. Does anyone know any reason why emails sent from php can't be received?
Try using phpmailer, it's a good mailing class which automatically sets well defined headers so that the mail is more likely to not land in the spam folder.
Sounds like a spam filter issue. Have you set up a proper Sender ID/SPF framework in your domain name service so that the host appears to be a valid MTA for this domain? Look here for a detailed explanation of Sender ID/SPF/DKIM, etc.
Check your spam folder.
GMail is able to differenciate if a mail has been sent from outlook for example or an automated application. (I dont know how, but they can). If i send an email from my work account to GMAil works, if its a web app or executable with the same email adress, it ends up on the spam folder.