Every WordPress email usually uses wp_mail(). Which is actually a wrapper of PHPMailer. Find out this wp_mail() functions documentation and source code, you’ll find some hooks there which will be useful to you cases. But keep it in mind that, those hooks will be applicable only if the mail is sent by using wp_mail(). If … Read more
Sorted out myself: JSON file indeed was the issue I went back to Google Developer Console and choose to create Credentials again it then gave me an option of OAuth client Id and later an option to add origin and redirect urls which sorted the issue.
If you want to configure Gmail account, you need to fill Encryption type: SSL Port: 465 Requires Authentication: Yes Or you can try https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-bank/. This would help you in authenticating the Gmail account using oAuth.
But based solely on what you posted, the problem is the following: define( ‘SMTP_USER’, ‘[email protected]’ ); // The email address I use when I log in to the wp-admin page define( ‘SMTP_PASS’, ‘123password’ ); // The password I use when I log in to the wp-admin page define( ‘SMTP_HOST’, ‘localhost’ ); // I am testing … Read more
Port 25 needs to be open in order for it to receive mail from the internet. All mail servers will establish a connection on port 25 and initiate TLS (encryption) on that port if necessary. Secure SMTP (port 465) is used only by clients connecting to your server in order to send mail out. Port … Read more
our team had enabled two factor authentication for mail so for this reason i am getting error. after disabling the two factor authentication SMTP is working.
wp-login is the file used to send user passwords e.g. new user registrations user lost passwords It might be you’re getting a lot of registration spam? Is registration turned off on your install (settings > general)?
You don’t need Postfix if you use an SMTP plugin like, for example, WP Mail SMTP. Such kind of plugins can send email from your Google account via SMTP. I have just checked it by stopping postfix and successfully sending an email via WP Mail SMTP. If no SMTP plugins are activated on your site, … Read more
Replace the line mail (“{$ad[‘display_name’]} <$email>”, $subject, $html, $headers); with wp_mail(“{$ad[‘display_name’]} <$email>”, $subject, $html, $headers); and install the WP_Mail_SMTP plugin which will use SMTP instead of the php mail() function.
Hi I put this function on the functions.php or in a plugin and works for me everywhere, on localhost or in any server. just need to change the strings to your email smtp settings. Only with gmail I could not make it work so far, all the other ones I try it works perfectly. // … Read more