Disregard: I think it's fixed with SMTP and Gmail. It just was delayed longer than expected, but the test emails started coming in.
I'm having a little trouble with vBulletin not sending out email notifications to our users. I'm scratching my head at what the problem is. I've tested the email under Diagnostic and I get that test email, yet when it comes to alerting the users of a new PM, registration, etc. nothing goes through.
I've sent an email from the command line using sendmail and it works fine. I've tested the vB email settings (enabling and disabling Mailqueue and Cron), changing the number of email batch sends, the -f parameter... nothing seems to take. I had a couple emails sitting in queue so I ran the scheduled task and it was sent out, but it was never received.
I've also successfully set up the smtp mail settings, the diagnostic test coming through fine. But, again, the notifications and registration emails don't go out.
Any ideas what might be the problem?
Disregard: I think it's fixed with SMTP and Gmail. It just was delayed longer than expected, but the test emails started coming in.
I'm having a little trouble with vBulletin not sending out email notifications to our users. I'm scratching my head at what the problem is. I've tested the email under Diagnostic and I get that test email, yet when it comes to alerting the users of a new PM, registration, etc. nothing goes through.
I've sent an email from the command line using sendmail and it works fine. I've tested the vB email settings (enabling and disabling Mailqueue and Cron), changing the number of email batch sends, the -f parameter... nothing seems to take. I had a couple emails sitting in queue so I ran the scheduled task and it was sent out, but it was never received.
I've also successfully set up the smtp mail settings, the diagnostic test coming through fine. But, again, the notifications and registration emails don't go out.
Any ideas what might be the problem?
Disregard: I think it's fixed with SMTP and Gmail. It just was delayed longer than expected, but the test emails started coming in.