I installed the plugin on a new site and forgot to click “Save Changes” after entering my SMTP server details. Next, I sent a test email through the Send Email Test. The plugin reported SMTP success, hurrah!
Later I happened to look at the headers in the test email and I saw none of the expected authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC…) but I did see:
X-Mailer: PHPMailer 6.8.0
So, WordPress sent the test message using the default PHP method but the plugin did not realize that something had gone wrong.
This isn’t really a problem for me, however, it might be nice if the plugin responded with an error message in this situation.
In every other respect I’m delighted with how simple and streamlined this plugin is. Thank you!
]]>Our site is using Gravity Forms, we’ve installed SAR Friendly SMTP to help send the email notifications from these forms. Everything is working but the submission process now when completing a form and submitting is incredibly slow. When we deactivate SAR Friendly SMTP the submission speed is great (as expected). What can be done?
]]>Hey guys,
When we activate this plugin, the backend of our site becomes unbearably slow – as in taking literally 7-12 minutes for any page to load. Perfectly fast when we deactivate the plugin. We need it though for our Emails! Can you help?
]]>Hi, I am having duplicated notifications with Gravity Forms. Honestly I do not know if this plugin is causing the issue but seems to. Could you replicate the issue? Thank you very much.
]]>I have been trying to set up SAR Friendly SMTP settings to demo Gravity Forms.
I am using a Gmail email account for the email test but it fails to authenticate.
FOR SMTP settings
I have my username… [email protected]
Password is correct
SMTP server smtp.gmail.com
Port 587
Encryption TLS
But it fails to authenticate.
Any ideas?
]]>I use the plugin on several sites, and i′m generaly glad for it.
One of my costumers host, has changed the SMTP server name, and suddenlyd he get′s no emails, no one sees that, not before after 4-5 weeke, when he is wondering “why do i not get any mails”.
Isn′t there a posibility that the admin can recieve an e-mail, when there is an error when sendding e-mails from the plugin?
We were using this plugin on a site and it wasn’t working. We switched to the WP Mail SMTP plugin and our Gravity forms are now working properly again. This SAR Friendly SMTP plugin doesn’t appear to have been updated in six months.
]]>I am entering my smtp credentials exactly as they appear on my mailgun account, yet the test is not working. Any advice?
]]>Hi,
I installed the plugin and the email is not going because the gmail business smtp possible might be wrong. However I have put smtp.gmail.com
please support
]]>Support for this plugin is handled using the issues tab at the Github repository. The author of this plugin is no longer monitoring this forum and therefore new threads created here will be ignored.
Also please, before creating the issue ticket in the Github repository make sure to read the full plugin description and FAQ.
]]>For about a week or two many of my SARS emails are not being delivered.
WordPress update emails are not being accepted by exim.
SARS “Send test email” are not being accepted by exim.
I think it may have coincided with WP 4.6.
I tracked the problem to my server not accepting emails from non-existent users.
A SARS “Send test email” returns this error…
Error returned by PHPMailer class:
SMTP Error: The following recipients failed: [email protected]:
Verification failed for No Such User Here" Sender verify failed
I turned off Sender Verification on the server. Log output…
Updating “Sender Verification” from “On” to “Off”.
“Sender Verification” was updated.
Now the emails are accepted and I can see the problem in the Headers.
The Return-Path is..
Return-Path: <[email protected]>
This is new.
SARS used to produce
Return-Path: <[email protected]>
So… Samuel could you please test this for yourself and confirm (or reject) this problem.
]]>Hi,
I rated your plugin with 5 stars and found out now one issue. Made many tests and it’s interesting, that your plugin has the same issue like ‘WP Mail Bank’.
I use your plugin with SendGrid and ‘WP Better Emails’ in combination with WP/BP latest versions. Everything works fine excepts a user has a forwarding Email-Adresse.
I made the whole day tests on two sites. One a test site and the other a live site. I was wondering, why I could sent private message from User A to User B but not the other way around. User B had a forwarded Email. So User B can’t get Email notifications. He got the Email within BuddyPress but no Email notification about the private message.
SendGrid says message has been ‘delivered’ but it’s lost. If I chang the Email of User B with a non forwarded, everything works as it should.
It was a hard work for me to find it out and it would be great to test it by yourself.
Best Regards,
Thorsten
Hi,
this is what I was looking for! Contacted the SendGrid team because of the issue with plain-text and html emails sent with WP/BP.
Now it works as it should and until today SendGrid couldn’t resolve the issue.
Is it possible to integrate SendGrid API for sending Emails over its services?
Best Regards,
Thorsten
Please add to plugin option to disable certificate verifycation becouse is a problem with sending mails in PHP 5.6 – example:
$mail->SMTPOptions = array(
'ssl' => array(
'verify_peer' => false,
'verify_peer_name' => false,
'allow_self_signed' => true
)
);
More info: https://www.portalzine.de/dev/wp/php-5-6-phpmailer-wordpress-connection-errors/
]]>Yesterday I updated WP to version 4.4, today I see update of Your plugin with notice “This update fixes a fatal error due to a change in WP 4.4 core, update this plugin BEFORE updating WP to 4.4.x” – what now?
]]>Is there a way to activate this on a multisite and have the same settings by default for all sub sites?
]]>I have tried every combination of settings, some resulting in “Could not authenticate” and some in “Connect failed’ – obviously both mean something is wrong, but which one means I’m closer to a resolution?
]]>Hello,
I would like to know if your plugin is intended to work when using form plugins (the one I have installed is contact form7), or only when the form comes with the theme.
Thanks for your answer
]]>Hello,
Cool plugin, thank you.
A few things Things:
For #2 & #3, it might have something to do with how the wp_mail() is called. It is however rather odd. The theme I’m running at the moment is Evolve from some themeforest author.
]]>If I have debugging turned on, where will I find the location of the logs at?
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