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Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
I have looked through all of the forum postings, found several that are related to this topic but I cant find anything that seems to work.
I registered a test user, but do not recieve an verification email. When I go ahead and try to login with the test user, I get this message, and I never receive an email.
Warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect to smtpout.secureserver.net:25 in /home/content/m/r/o/mroach003a/html/includes/phpmailer/class.smtp.php on line 105
Your registration process is not yet complete! Please check again your email for further instructions that have just been resent. If you don't find the email, check your spam-box. Make sure that your email account options are not set to immediately delete spam. If that was the case, just try logging in again to receive a new instructions email.
Mailer: SMTP Server
Mail From: "put my email address here"
From Name: "web site address"
Sendmail Path: "blank"
SMTP Auth: Yes
SMTP User: "[email protected]" as instructed
SMTP Pass: "password"
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net "per instructions in forums posts and godaddy
I have a site using dotnetnuke that I am trying to replace. On that site, I have the same SMTP mail relay settings and it works. The only difference is it asks for the type of AUTHENTICATION (anonymous, basic, or NTLM).
One thought I had was, in the error message "smtpout.secureserver.net:25", does the :25 refer to port 25? Godaddy instructions for SMTP relay specify port 80 or 3535. I don't see where I can configure this?
Anyone have any suggestions or have experience with this?
I registered a test user, but do not recieve an verification email. When I go ahead and try to login with the test user, I get this message, and I never receive an email.
Warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect to smtpout.secureserver.net:25 in /home/content/m/r/o/mroach003a/html/includes/phpmailer/class.smtp.php on line 105
Your registration process is not yet complete! Please check again your email for further instructions that have just been resent. If you don't find the email, check your spam-box. Make sure that your email account options are not set to immediately delete spam. If that was the case, just try logging in again to receive a new instructions email.
Mailer: SMTP Server
Mail From: "put my email address here"
From Name: "web site address"
Sendmail Path: "blank"
SMTP Auth: Yes
SMTP User: "[email protected]" as instructed
SMTP Pass: "password"
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net "per instructions in forums posts and godaddy
I have a site using dotnetnuke that I am trying to replace. On that site, I have the same SMTP mail relay settings and it works. The only difference is it asks for the type of AUTHENTICATION (anonymous, basic, or NTLM).
One thought I had was, in the error message "smtpout.secureserver.net:25", does the :25 refer to port 25? Godaddy instructions for SMTP relay specify port 80 or 3535. I don't see where I can configure this?
Anyone have any suggestions or have experience with this?
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
having same problem someone please reply
changed code in class.smtp.php
Line 30 to// var $SMTP_PORT = 80;
line 82 to // function Connect($host,$port=80,$tval=30) {
but still gives fsockopen(): unable to connect to smtpout.secureserver.net:25 // where is the 25 still coming from!!
(edit)
okay also edited "class.phpmailer.php" and i think it changed it, but now it hangs during the send process then it tries to download index.php(it is a blank file) just plain weird.. any way see post below for workaround but not a solution to orig problem.
changed code in class.smtp.php
Line 30 to// var $SMTP_PORT = 80;
line 82 to // function Connect($host,$port=80,$tval=30) {
but still gives fsockopen(): unable to connect to smtpout.secureserver.net:25 // where is the 25 still coming from!!
(edit)
okay also edited "class.phpmailer.php" and i think it changed it, but now it hangs during the send process then it tries to download index.php(it is a blank file) just plain weird.. any way see post below for workaround but not a solution to orig problem.
Last edited by jmans on Sat Feb 17, 2007 8:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
somebody,anybody.
cannot get smtp to work but php is okay
maybe this helps.
Below are the locations of important Linux binaries:
perl
/usr/bin/perl
php
/usr/bin/php
sendmail
/usr/sbin/sendmail
so the settings for php would simply be:(in global settings:mail)
Mailer: PHP mail function
Mail From:[email protected]
From Name: yourname
Sendmail Path: /usr/bin/php
i know this does not solve your orig problem but maybe it is an acceptable workaround.
cannot get smtp to work but php is okay
maybe this helps.
Below are the locations of important Linux binaries:
perl
/usr/bin/perl
php
/usr/bin/php
sendmail
/usr/sbin/sendmail
so the settings for php would simply be:(in global settings:mail)
Mailer: PHP mail function
Mail From:[email protected]
From Name: yourname
Sendmail Path: /usr/bin/php
i know this does not solve your orig problem but maybe it is an acceptable workaround.
Last edited by jmans on Sat Feb 17, 2007 8:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
no one yet has a solution for this?
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
I think it should be 25 not 80, 80 is reserved for http
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
It's been several months since you guys have posted the questions. I'm having a similar issue. Has anyone found a solution?
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
I think godaddy has no solution. My site is hosted on their windows server and here is the reply i got from them.
"As we stated previously you are not on a Linux server. You currently have a windows hosting with IIS 7 which supports some php functions but not all of them. If you wish to use php mail functions and joomla php functions please switch your hosting account to a Linux server. Please use the directions we provided to you earlier to change the operating system of your hosting account."
"As we stated previously you are not on a Linux server. You currently have a windows hosting with IIS 7 which supports some php functions but not all of them. If you wish to use php mail functions and joomla php functions please switch your hosting account to a Linux server. Please use the directions we provided to you earlier to change the operating system of your hosting account."
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
I also have Windows IIS hosting and was finally able to get mine to send email properly. I detailed my solution in this post: http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=428&t=460480aneelkhan wrote:I think godaddy has no solution. My site is hosted on their windows server and here is the reply i got from them.
"As we stated previously you are not on a Linux server. You currently have a windows hosting with IIS 7 which supports some php functions but not all of them. If you wish to use php mail functions and joomla php functions please switch your hosting account to a Linux server. Please use the directions we provided to you earlier to change the operating system of your hosting account."
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
In the post just before this one, I posted a link to here: http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=428&t=460480lakikenvin wrote:It's been several months since you guys have posted the questions. I'm having a similar issue. Has anyone found a solution?
This was a solution that worked for me.
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
There is an easy fix:
Change
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
to
SMTP Host: relay-hosting.secureserver.net
Change
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
to
SMTP Host: relay-hosting.secureserver.net
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
Thank you very much. This is working well.charllaas wrote:There is an easy fix:
Change
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
to
SMTP Host: relay-hosting.secureserver.net
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
Hey,
Use port 80, without ssl. If 80 does not work, try 25, 3535, 587
Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
Use port 80, without ssl. If 80 does not work, try 25, 3535, 587
Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
godaddy hosting (for joomla mailer setting) seem like do not work with 3rd party SMTP server.
I've tried an Ixwebhosting SMTP, it's doesn't work.
I've tried an Ixwebhosting SMTP, it's doesn't work.
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
i think if you use smtp port 2525
it will be work
it will be work
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
thanks for ur reply, I'll try ur solution.
Now I'm using the setting as attached, it's working perfect. Pls have a try if interested.
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Now I'm using the setting as attached, it's working perfect. Pls have a try if interested.
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
Port 2525 doesn't work at all.nicmehr wrote:i think if you use smtp port 2525
it will be work
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
I've run into these exact same issues re: smtp not parsing e-mails correctly. Am not sure if this is issue-specific to godaddy? Have had quite a few troubles with them but when running Joomla on my hostgator domains it works fine. Did you manage to resolve this dingbuasn?
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
It would seem Goddady is to be avoided...
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
SMTP 2525 or 8080 wont work at all other g00d issue or someone that can suggest about this.I've been applying this format that unfortunately don't work.And I been reading your post no one have been successful about this issue."sigh" help us go out! "GoodHeart"
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=615&t=647469. See my thread.
If you use relay-hosting.secureserver.net your mails will be delivered with a delay of 15 to 30 mins. Try to use my workaround.
If you use relay-hosting.secureserver.net your mails will be delivered with a delay of 15 to 30 mins. Try to use my workaround.
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Yes,You are right!good idear.
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
why doesn't work with port 2525?
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
maybe You should:
use + instead of @ in username,
use different ports (26 or 587)
try telnet on your windows command prompt to see if you can connect to that host or not!
use + instead of @ in username,
use different ports (26 or 587)
try telnet on your windows command prompt to see if you can connect to that host or not!
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
In most of the cases with hosting the port of SMTP is 25 , heard of 2525 first time here on this thread. Anyways , your configuration seems to be correct , why don'y you contact godaddy support and explain them the problem in full details.
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
Histevenheron wrote:I've run into these exact same issues re: smtp not parsing e-mails correctly. Am not sure if this is issue-specific to godaddy? Have had quite a few troubles with them but when running Joomla on my hostgator domains it works fine. Did you manage to resolve this dingbuasn?
I'm using Joomla 1
You mean that there is no solution to this problem?
Do I need to upgrade my Joomla!?
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
To make this (correct) advice more specific...charllaas wrote:There is an easy fix:
Change
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
to
SMTP Host: relay-hosting.secureserver.net
If you are hosting on GoDaddy:
Mailer: SMTP
From Email: (Any legit email address you have at your GoDaddy-hosted domain)
SMTP Authentication: Yes
SMTP Security: None
SMTP Port: 25
SMTP Username: (Same value you entered for From Email)
SMTP Password: (The password you use to check that email address)
SMTP Host: relay-hosting.secureserver.net
On the other hand, if you are NOT hosting on GoDaddy but want to use your GoDaddy email for the site:
Mailer: SMTP
From Email: (Any legit email address you have at your GoDaddy-hosted domain)
SMTP Authentication: Yes
SMTP Security: SSL
SMTP Port: 465
SMTP Username: (Same value you entered for From Email)
SMTP Password: (The password you use to check that email address)
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
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Re: Help with SMTP email - godaddy shared hosting on Linux?
NathanHawks wrote:To make this (correct) advice more specific...charllaas wrote:There is an easy fix:
Change
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
to
SMTP Host: relay-hosting.secureserver.net
If you are hosting on GoDaddy:
Mailer: SMTP
From Email: (Any legit email address you have at your GoDaddy-hosted domain)
SMTP Authentication: Yes
SMTP Security: None
SMTP Port: 25
SMTP Username: (Same value you entered for From Email)
SMTP Password: (The password you use to check that email address)
SMTP Host: relay-hosting.secureserver.net
On the other hand, if you are NOT hosting on GoDaddy but want to use your GoDaddy email for the site:
Mailer: SMTP
From Email: (Any legit email address you have at your GoDaddy-hosted domain)
SMTP Authentication: Yes
SMTP Security: SSL
SMTP Port: 465
SMTP Username: (Same value you entered for From Email)
SMTP Password: (The password you use to check that email address)
SMTP Host: smtpout.secureserver.net
hi thanks for the reply.
i have another question..
is there any way i can link a gmail account instead of a godaddy account. i've tried a fair amount of stuff i found on the net but non works.
for example :
How do I use Gmail as my mail server?
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If you have a working Gmail account you can use Gmail as your mail server by setting it in the global configuration.
On the server tab set the following:
Mailer: SMTP
Set the next three lines with your information, leave your path untouched unless you are sure it needs to change for some reason.
SMTP Authentication: Yes
SMTP Security: SSL
SMTP Port 465
SMTP username: your gmail username
SMTP password: your gmail password
SMTP host: smtp.gmail.com
The following is also a working combination:
SMTP Security: TLS
SMTP Port 587
The SSL module does not need to be enabled in Apache.
please i need help