i installed and configured this plugin, tried to send test email but it returns me 405 not allowed. i tried to set Is Active option to No, i was able to send test email, but when I set to Yes, it showed me 405 not allowed.
Please guide.
I test your plugin and have to say its the only one that works simple and fast for me, but i also have the problem thet the plugin gets disabled from time to time.
Yes, i read all the pots about the automatic disabled problem and do a search in all other plugins i have, but i dont know what i have to search exactly for.
I found about 13 hits when i search for pluggable.php and i cant realy believe that i have to inform all the developers that there is something wrong with their code. I talk about plugins like Wordfence or WordPress SEO by Yoast for example.
]]>So I setup wp-amazon-ses-smtp, changed the php mailer class to use the correct port for my hosting environment (they don’t allow 587 but do for 2587 which amazon does)
Test e-mail was able to be sent properly but when trying to send mail via Contact Form 7 I’m having issues and there’s no erorrs in the logs the e-mails just don’t send.
Any ideas? Thanks.
]]>From includes/smtp.php
:
$parse_uri = explode('wp-content', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']);
require_once( $parse_uri[0] . 'wp-load.php' );
This assumes that wp-load.php
is in the same directory as wp-content/
, which is not always the case. In many Composer-based setups, WordPress itself is in a subdirectory such as /wp/
, and thus this require will fail and crash.
This prevents such sites from having any way of getting rid of this rather obnoxious advertisement at the top of every admin page (it really should be limited to just the plugin’s own settings page).
]]>This is a nice plugin and does its job very well. However, the latest version causes a conflict and resulting php error with another plugin – Import users from CSV with meta. From what I can see, the only change in the latest version is a pop-up marketing message, so I have reverted back to the previous version.
I appreciate that providing “free” plugins is not easy. Given a choice, I would much rather make a donation than be presented with popup messages or nag panels. With most of us so concerned about security, upgrades to most plugins are almost automatic. However, upgrades that provide only “marketing” enhancements tend to create a lot of confusion and problems.
Not sure this will get answered as I see no one seems to be responding, but I hope you will consider my comment. Thank you.
]]>Hello,
I have installed the plugin, and input my SES credentials, and all I’m getting is a 504 gateway error. My WP installation is hosted on Cloudways, and my SES credentials are loaded there as well, but the site is still not sending emails. I need it to sent out confirmation emails for subscribers who register to the site.
Help!
Dave
[email protected]
Hello,
Fine plugin – thanks.
May I suggest though that you don’ write SMTP password in plain text in the interface.
Hi
After using this plugin it seems my emails are returning funny characters. I believe the charset needs to be set to utf-8.
$phpmailer->CharSet = 'UTF-8';
Could this change be applied? Or perhaps allow it to be set in the options page.
Cheers
]]>Awesome plugin thanks!
Just a quick note, when I tested a mail I saw this warning. Everything worked fine but thought you might like to know.
Notice: Undefined index: mail_set_return_path in MY_SITE_PATH/wp-content/plugins/wp-amazon-ses-smtp/includes/class-smtp-mailer.php on line 70