I am using simple news, and I think some of the mails don't reach their destination. After some research I have discovered that the mail header is:
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1IXKOs-0007r2-L1-H
nobody 99 32002
1190050126 0
-ident nobody
-received_protocol local
-body_linecount 2024
-auth_id nobody
-auth_sender nobody@501.hostxtremplus.net
-allow_unqualified_recipient
-allow_unqualified_sender
-local
XX
1
destination@cataloniamail.com
206P Received: from nobody by 501.hostxtremplus.net with local (Exim 4.66)
(envelope-from )
id 1IXKOs-0007r2-L1
for destination@cataloniamail.com; Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:28:23 +0200
033T To: destination@cataloniamail.com
058 Subject: =?UTF-8?B?W0NvcnJldSBFeHByw6lzXSBOw7ptLiAyMQ==?=
044* Return-Path: sender@cataloniamail.com
042 Errors-To: sender@cataloniamail.com
058F From: "MEG Comunicació"
100 Content-Type: multipart/related;
charset=utf-8;
boundary="e30842bb11413c2c16c1cf3eeeba9f81"
041R Reply-To: sender@cataloniamail.com
017 X-Mailer: Drupal
018 MIME-Version: 1.0
054I Message-Id:
038 Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:28:23 +0200
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It appears as the sender user was "nobody", so maybe my mails aren't being sent using SMTP and they are discarded as spam?
any hint is wellcome
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | activeMailLib.php_.txt | 17.65 KB | Christoph C. Cemper |
Comments
Comment #1
Christoph C. Cemper commentedstruggling with the same problem, the based "activeMailLib" is nothin else but an "individual" wrapper around php mail,
so the smtp.module does not work here unfortunately... I have similar problems with "nobody" mails being blocked on the server
Comment #2
Christoph C. Cemper commentedattached is a quick hack versoin of the activeMailLib that was changed to work with the smtp.module
Comment #3
enboig commentedsorry but I don't see where the changes have to be made to use this lib.
Comment #4
Petra commentedI also have the problem with mails discarded as spam. And I don't understand what to do with the attached activeMailLib.php_.txt.
Comment #5
sutharsan commented@enboig are you using SMTP module? Is this fault caused by simplenews or by SMTP module?
@Christoph C. Cemper What is the relation between activeMailLib and this issue? activeMailLib was used in Simplenews in version 4.7.x not the 5.x where this issue is about.
Comment #6
sansui commentedOld thread, but it describes my issue. I have installed the SMTP module and it works great for my system emails, have not had any problems. But I tried sending some newsletters just now and it is sending from nobody@myserverblahblah, which is obviously php mail instead of the gmail smtp I set up.
Same version as specified in this thread. Is there something that needs to be done to make simplenews work with SMTP?
Comment #7
sutharsan commented'nobody' is not used by simplenews or smtp. I expect this comes from your site's settings.
I have not tested Simplenews with SMTP. A quick looks did not reveal any reason it should not work. Feel free to investigate this further, I'll be happy to include a solution in simplenews if you find one.
Comment #8
sansui commentedHrmm... I am using the MIME Mail module as well. Could that possibly interfere with the smtp module?
Ok, answered my own question with that. There was a setting I didn't notice in the MIME mail module for which mail method to use. Had to be set to SMTP and all is well. Sorry for my retardedness!
Comment #9
sutharsan commentedThanks for reporting back your results.
Please consider converting your experience in a small note to point other users at this requirement and file it as a documentation feature request in the Mime Mail issue queue. You can help future users with your new knowledge.
Comment #10
enboig commentedright now I am on holidays, I will check up when I start working again. Thanks
Comment #11
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.