antya63

Ok, so I didn’t change that setting as you said it was optional.
At 12:36 GMT today, I set up a Cron job for today’s newsletter. I then received confirmation saying ‘Mail sent successfully to 2664 emails”.
Now, when I look at reports, it shows Cron job as being IN QUEUE.
I have two separate email addresses in Subscribers that should receive the newsletter, but haven’t (although they may do later – if only 250 emails are sent per hour).
I have just received an ‘Out of office’ notification from a subscriber, which would indicate to me that the Cron job is at least partly working.
How can I know for sure that all my subscribers have received my newsletter?
Thank you for trying to help, Prathamesh.

Hi Prathamesh, I’ve just spoken to go daddy support and they told me there isn’t a problem with Cron jobs and the max is 250 emails per hour. So I’ve changed the value in Email Subscribers settings and I’ll try and send my next newsletter via Cron again. Should the Email Type in settings be different?: it’s currently set as WP HTML MAIL. Thank you.

Hi Prathamesh,
I have just sent a Newsletter (2600+ subscribers) after setting up WPMail to use Gmail SMTP. After clicking ‘Send’ I had a 500 Internal Server Error saying “unable to complete your request”. My notification email address received confirmation of email being sent and I have several inbox notifications about “out of office” or “address not found – mail delivery failure”, so this would indicate that the email did reach some people. However, I added myself to the subscriber list before I sent out the newsletter (separate email address to that in settings) and I didn’t receive the email.
So, to answer your question: I don’t think it’s working. Or at least it’s working but only in part.
Any clues?

Hi Pratamesh, standard post notifications appear to be received fine (well, no-one has reported not receiving them).
I was referring to occasional newsletters I send to my 2500 + subscribers.
Also, how can I arrange my subscribers in alphabetical order, without exporting and analysing the file separately?

Regards
Antya

P.S. @pw-eden Can I ask which plugin you use now?

“Send email immediately” as opposed to “send email via cron job”.

So my question remains unanswered: Are my subscribers receiving emails via cron job or immediate mail, given what I said in my previous message?

Thanks

Hi, same issue. I get an email saying:
Mail has been sent successfully to 2340 email(s). Please find the details below.

Unique ID : dckgeb-yclosz-xigpmb-jeywlc-fpcanl
Start Time: 2018-01-13 18:41:39
End Time: 2018-01-13 18:41:42
For more information, Login to your Dashboard and go to Sent Mails menu in Email Subscribers.

However, in Email Subscribers there isn’t a ‘Sent Mails’ Menu. There is a ‘Reports’ menu which opens a page that shows the CRON job as ‘In Queue’.

On the opposite end, when I try to send the email by ‘Email’ I get a server error page – which would indicate the email wasn’t sent. Yet the Reports page shows Newsletter ‘Sent’ and the number of recipients next to it.

Are my subscribers receiving emails from me or not?
Thanks

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