XF 1.1 Confirmation Emails

[JpA]

Hi, for some reason no one on my website gets a email when they create account, I even tried it on a test account. Any one know why?

 

[Jake Bunce]

Try multiple different email addresses to ensure it's not a problem with one specific address. Check your spam folder. If the email is flagged as spam then check these things:

http://xenforo.com/community/resources/dealing-with-spam-filters.366/

If no email is getting through at all then consult with your web host to examine the mail logs on the server to confirm delivery. Or just setup a different SMTP server:

Admin CP -> Home -> Options -> Email Options -> Email Transport Method

 

[xomp]

I have the same issue. Getting an error when an email attempts to go out.

Zend_Mail_Protocol_Exception: 5.7.8 Username and Password not accepted. Learn more at 5.7.8 http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?answer=14257 h80sm27197645yha.23 - gsmtp - library/Zend/Mail/Protocol/Abstract.php:431
Generated By: Unknown Account, A moment ago

The email address I'm trying to use is Google Apps and the Username/Password being used has been confirmed as correct. Here are my settings:

 

[TPerry]

I have the same issue. Getting an error when an email attempts to go out.

The email address I'm trying to use is Google Apps and the Username/Password being used has been confirmed as correct. Here are my settings:

Be sure that the email is an actual email account and not an alias/forwarder setup.

 

[xomp]

Be sure that the email is an actual email account and not an alias/forwarder setup.

I can log in via Google Apps under the email account I'm attempting to use and can send emails and receive them just fine. So, again. 100% sure the account itself is fine.

 

[TPerry]

I can log in via Google Apps under the email account I'm attempting to use and can send emails and receive them just fine. So, again. 100% sure the account itself is fine.

Are you using apache and is SSL module enabled? Also, try port 465 (although 587 was what I used whenever I did it).

 

[xomp]

Are you using apache and is SSL module enabled? Also, try port 465 (although 587 was what I used whenever I did it).

We use nginx, I'm not sure if SSL is enabled (if there is such a module for nginx). We've tried port 465 with and without SSL and have the same error.