Yes, I am, also could this issue be related to me not yet upgrading to Xenforo 2.2.2
You mean they cannot validate their account via email once created?My new users of the forum cannot create an account because they are not getting an email sent.
Yes, that's the issueYou mean they cannot validate their account via email once created?
For now I would disable email validation until you get help here. And manually validate all who are waiting in limbo.Yes, that's the issue
Yes, I am, also could this issue be related to me not yet upgrading to Xenforo 2.2.2What do you have set here?
Admin control panel -> Setup -> Options -> Email options -> Email transport method
Are you using the PHP built-in mail system?
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There is possibility you didn’t set the email details in the basic info option.Yes, I am, also could this issue be related to me not yet upgrading to Xenforo 2.2.2
Yes, I am, also could this issue be related to me not yet upgrading to Xenforo 2.2.2
The email is set in the basic optionsThere is possibility you didn’t set the email details in the basic info option.
Did you get any server error after sending the email in admin panel?
Already done those tests, 3 times no emails, even checked in all mailContact your web host and ask them to check the email server. You should be able to go to this link to verify the email system is working correctly:
Admin control panel -> Tools -> Test outbound email
I would say it prevents spam, It means that people at the very least cannot just spam profanity, get banned then create a new account and spam more, it slows it down to an extent.Also I would review why I am even using email validation. It's not a spam inhibitor at all, it's just an archaic hoop to jump through for your members. Unless of course you're running a business via the forum. I routinely disable all email functions.
Way too easy to make more email accounts, it's not even that hard to change IP. Email really doesn't do much for ya.I would say it prevents spam, It means that people at the very least cannot just spam profanity, get banned then create a new account and spam more, it slows it down to an extent.
The thing is, its not mean to prevent the spam, its meant to slow it down as much as possible.Way too easy to make more email accounts, it's not even that hard to change IP. Email really doesn't do much for ya.
Meanwhile your valued users have this archaic hoop to jump through, and when it doesn't work (like now) or starts going straight to junk and therefore usually missed, where are you?Email validation means that they at the very least take a few minute longer,
So your telling me that every website, every forum is at a disadvantage for requiring users to join with a email, I would believe these popular forums would beg to disagree.Meanwhile your valued users have this archaic hoop to jump through, and when it doesn't work (like now) or starts going straight to junk and therefore usually missed, where are you?
And when email providers start blacklisting you for too much volume, where are you then?
Certainly not. I merely state as I originally said - that perhaps it could do with some evaluation. I'm not "bickering" I am merely presenting an idea.So your telling me that every website, every forum is at a disadvantage for requiring users to join with a email,
To clarify, I never said new registrants shouldn't enter their email address upon registration. I am saying I do not use the email validation. If one of my members forgets his password he can get the password reset if he has access to the email address he provided upon registration.What if someone forgets the password, then what
My Apologies, It just looked like you were trying to say no email is the only valid way to go and I was refuting your points with my own and then you refuted my points, similar to how an argument would go.To clarify, I never said new registrants shouldn't enter their email address upon registration. I am saying I do not use the email validation. If one of my members forgets his password he can get the password reset if he has access to the email address he provided upon registration.
If your board isn't sending emails, like you're saying is happening - then those emails for password reset won't be sent either. So definitely as I said, you want to fix this problem. Meanwhile i would busy myself validating all members in limbo and disable validation until you get this fixed.
I had the same problem many times in the past, with different websites using different scripts (not only forum scripts). Unless if PHP function mail() is disabled by your hosting provider, here are the most common reasons that your email are not deliver to your members:My new users of the forum cannot create an account because they are not getting an email sent.
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