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@jono543
From the screenshot, it looks like your port is not blocked. Your domain (where wordpress is installed) doesn’t match your registered sending domain. Please specify From email in the settings panel using a domain that you’ve added (and verified) in sparkpost.

You can ssh to your server where the wordpress site (plugin) is installed. Then telnet from there.

telnet smtp.sparkpostmail.com 587

You’re telnet’ing from your computer? That’s actually inbound for the server. Try to telnet sparkpost (587, 2525) from inside your server.

HTTP works because it works on port 80/443 which is generally open everywhere. You won’t face issues unless not everything supported in HTTP yet. Test it with your use cases and if things work like you want. If there are issues please post on https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost which is easier to track.

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SMTP did not work because your server’s firewall is blocking outgoing connection of port 587 and 2525.

Hi @amrinh
Can you use the Test email feature that is available in plugins settings page. Don’t forget to check Show email debugging messages. Please create an issue on https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost/pulls with the debug message (remove any private information while you do that).

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As you’ve opened an issue in github, I’m closing this one. Thanks

As I didn’t hear back, I’m marking it as resolved. If not, please either reopen it or submit in our plugin repo (https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost/issues)

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Do you’ve any relevant log about this issue. May be error_log (or similar) may have more information. I’ve used Contact Form 7 with SparkPost and it seemed to work without any issues (though I don’t have Flamingo installed). Can you try disabling it? If it’s your production site, you may try it in another installation.

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@cliff Seal
Sorry, I missed to provide the link. Thanks to @razorfrog for providing that.

I’m marking it as resolved. If not, please either re-open it or (preferably) create an issue on https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost/issues

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@solider99
The latest version should fix this issue as we’ve changed the anonymous method.

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Hello @dk
Please create an issue in https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost/issues with the debug messages that you get in the test email. We’ll try to help you over there.

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Hello @bobbytables
If the plugin works after you override Send method, it means there must be some other plugin that is modifying Mailer. In our plugin, we set the Mailer as sparkpost which is the reason phpMailer eventually calls the sparkpostSend method.

@mcserban
Your fix will work. Also we’ll be releasing (today/tomorrow) a newer version that will also fix this.

Hello @mcserban
The error looks like due to the anonymous method. Are you sure you’re using PHP ~5.3.0? It should be fine with php5.3.

1) There is a discussion going on. And on@razorfrog thinks it might have been fixed. You’re welcome to join the discussion there.

2) https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost
This is the repo. You can fork it and submit a pull request. We’ll take care of the rest.

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