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I am running XF2.2 on php 8.2 on windows server.
SMTP is set up and working on mail.xxx.com Port 25
I can request a password reset no problem, the email is sent out and no errors in the server error log.
This indicates to me that the smtp mail server is fine.
However when I reply to a message I see the following in the error log.
#1 src\XF\Job\MailQueue.php(12): XF\Mail\Queue->run(8)
#2 src\XF\Job\Manager.php(260): XF\Job\MailQueue->run(8)
#3 src\XF\Job\Manager.php(202): XF\Job\Manager->runJobInternal(Array, 8)
#4 src\XF\Job\Manager.php(86): XF\Job\Manager->runJobEntry(Array, 8)
#5 job.php(43): XF\Job\Manager->runQueue(false, 8)
#6 {main}
["url"] => string(8) "/job.php"
["referrer"] => string(88) "http://davidholden.co.uk/index.php?conversations/looks-like-old-server-is-****ed.379451/"
["_GET"] => array(0) {
}
I have not configured anything in XF as I assumed php will take care of it.
["_POST"] => array(0) {
}
}
SMTP is set up and working on mail.xxx.com Port 25
I can request a password reset no problem, the email is sent out and no errors in the server error log.
This indicates to me that the smtp mail server is fine.
However when I reply to a message I see the following in the error log.
- Swift_TransportException: Email to xxxxxx@outlook.com from x@xxxxxxx failed: Unable to send mail.
- src\XF\Mail\Mailer.php:315
Stack trace
#0 src\XF\Mail\Queue.php(148): XF\Mail\Mailer->send(Object(Swift_Message), Object(XF\Mail\SmtpTransport), Array)#1 src\XF\Job\MailQueue.php(12): XF\Mail\Queue->run(8)
#2 src\XF\Job\Manager.php(260): XF\Job\MailQueue->run(8)
#3 src\XF\Job\Manager.php(202): XF\Job\Manager->runJobInternal(Array, 8)
#4 src\XF\Job\Manager.php(86): XF\Job\Manager->runJobEntry(Array, 8)
#5 job.php(43): XF\Job\Manager->runQueue(false, 8)
#6 {main}
Request state
array(4) {["url"] => string(8) "/job.php"
["referrer"] => string(88) "http://davidholden.co.uk/index.php?conversations/looks-like-old-server-is-****ed.379451/"
["_GET"] => array(0) {
}
I have not configured anything in XF as I assumed php will take care of it.
["_POST"] => array(0) {
}
}