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Hi,
I’m setting up my first eMember site and noticed something weird, it appears that website generated emails (such as the registration notification and lost password notification) aren’t being sent if the receiver has a yahoo.com / or gmail.com account. If the email address is something else (like one of my business addresses) then it works. I checked both mail box spam folders and the email didn’t end up there either. I also waited 12 hours and still nothing. Any idea what might be going wrong?
Hi,
Have you tried enabling debug to see what you get?
Just tried that and the logs are empty. According to the link you posted, it seems that the log is used for payment debugging. I haven’t tested that yet, I’m just trying to get emails (such as registration notification or lost password notification) working.
The plugin itself, does not discriminate or favor one email domain over another. And if you are sure that the messages arent being filtered out by the receiver’s inbox, then perhaps your provider is doing some kind of metering or blocking?
I’ve tried this numerous times without success. I checked the logs and they are empty. I’ve checked with my provider but they don’t know what could be causing this. I’ve not run into this before with my other site. I’m at a complete loss as to what could be causing this. Any other ideas? Unless I can fix this I won’t be able to use eMember.
Son-of-a-gun… I tested this a half dozen times yesterday and this morning without success. I just now gave it another try and now it works. Weird, eh? I also double checked with my provider and my server’s settings. The only thing I see that I can change is the version of PHP (it’s currently set to 4.0). I guess this is fixed, although I don’t know why it didn’t work yesterday.
You are aware that WordPress now requires PHP 5?
No, I wasn’t, so I went ahead and fixed it. Thanks!