I have installed Magento 1.7 on my mac. What should I do to send emails about orders from localhost. I'm developing store localy and just want to check how it works.
Use the tool give on this link Test mail tool
For sending the emails you need SMTP server which listens to port number 25.By default there is no SMTP server with wamp. So you need to use some SMTP tool to check email sending feature in local environment.
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I have a Server (DigitalOcean Droplet) with a domain/website hosted on it using LAMP. I want to add a webmail server, to be able to send e-mails through SMTP and receive e-mails to forward them to external IMAP clients.
I need to send e-mails for app/site notifications, I send e-mails through simple SMTP scripts. And I need to receive e-mails being sent to my email#domain.com to then forward them to external IMAP clients.
I want to configure it with the minimum requirements, cause I want to have it in the same server where I host my site and I don’t want it to consume too much memory/cpu.
Any recommendations?
I’ve seen this Postfix steps (https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-postfix-on-ubuntu-20-04) but I don’t know if it’s what I need.
I also believe that I need to configure some DNS records, such as MX, SPF, DMARC and DKIM. But these are not mentioned on above link.
Notes:
I do not own any e-mail hosting server, my intention is to create one with this. Is Postfix what I need?
I want to create e-mail accounts such as: noreply#domain.com, help#domain.com, sales#domain.com
I don’t want to control an external e-mail account, I want to host it here in this server.
Thanks in advance.
We've been using Moodle 3.8 in which we want to send notifications to Users through Emails. For that we have configured Office365 Mailing Server as per Moodle Documentation. But while testing configuration through test mail feature, it returns with an error saying,
Your site couldn't communicate with your mail server. Please check your outgoing mail configuration.
Moodle Version - 3.8.3
SMTP Server - Office365
Note:- Website has sub-domain of a registered domain of Organization.
Any help would be appreciated.
Please add :587 in the SMTP hosts it works so it will be
SMTP hosts - smtp.gmail.com:587
SMTP security - TLS
I am trying to configure chef handlers to send email whenever a chef client run fails following https://docs.chef.io/handlers.html . In the example here email is being sent via SMTP server. I don't have SMTP Server and wanted some way to send email using postfix. How can I configure helper.rb in that case? Or is there any other way to send emails with lesser configurations?
No, you'll need a relay host to send through. You can use GMail or something like AWS SES, Mailgun, Sendgrid, or Sparkpost though.
I'm able to configure SMTP server so that whenever a ticket is created in Trac, the ticket will be sent to the gmail id.
Now the Email to Trac plugin and Mail 2 Trac Plugin works in such a way that, the emails received from the trac system will be replied back and the reply of that mail will be posted automatically as the comment in the ticket.
How to test this plugin functionality in localhost ? I donot know how to setup SMTP server so that I can receive emails generated by trac system inside my machine and I dont have idea how the reverse case (reply to the email) will work locally in my machine.
I'm working in Ubuntu 14.0.4
Guide me on how to do this.
I think smtp_replyto is simply set to an email address, e.g. root#localhost. That's all for the Trac part. Then install an SMTP server on your local machine. Refer to this posting for how to do configure the SMTP server.
how does one go about getting email to work in a default MAMP installation? not sure if this is relevant but im trying to send emails from a codeigniter app and whatever protocol i use (mail, sendmail, or smtp), emails never arrive
anyone?
My ISP is blacklisted so its impossible to send emails from my local server. Check your mail log (/var/log/mail.log) - it may give you some useful information. I usually use google's smtp servers for sending mail during development, and then use mail() on the production server..