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Can't send mails on Google Cloud. - Printable Version +- Sentora Support Forums (https://senforums.mach-hosting.com) +-- Forum: Sentora Forum Archives (https://senforums.mach-hosting.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: Sentora Public Support Forums v1.0.x (https://senforums.mach-hosting.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=32) +---- Forum: Email Support v1.0.x (https://senforums.mach-hosting.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=35) +---- Thread: Can't send mails on Google Cloud. (/showthread.php?tid=1499) |
Can't send mails on Google Cloud. - abhishekkjain - 04-21-2015 I have installed latest Sentora on Ubuntu 14.04 and now I have waited for 2 complete days. Domain Name: starthostingcompany.com Server IP: 104.199.159.16 Since it is on Google Cloud Engine and GCE has PHP Mail disabled how can I send emails? I can receive emails but can't send. I thought it is Sentora issues with Reverse PTR but it seems to be Google playing with their services. Please tell me the possible solution to make it work... Also tell me is there anything wrong with other settings? RE: Can't send mails on Google Cloud. - apinto - 04-21-2015 Did you tried to go on "Module Management" and setup sentora to send emails using your SMTP Server? Also, can you send email susing the sentora webmail? RE: Can't send mails on Google Cloud. - abhishekkjain - 04-28-2015 Did you tried to go on "Module Management" and setup sentora to send emails using your SMTP Server? Nopes. Can you please tell me is this what you are talking about? https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8FJArG65pGrZjVUcUdEaFYxVjQ/edit?usp=drivesdk Please tell how to configure it. Any link to guide will be of great help. ![]() Also, can you send email susing the sentora webmail? Yes, it failed to send any mail. I was just able to receive mails. RE: Can't send mails on Google Cloud. - Me.B - 04-28-2015 you need to setup ESMTP setting to use external gateways. And likely you won't be able to receive emails ( never tested) but you will need to route emails to the outside on non standard port. Sentora was never tested or meant to run that way as it looks totally wrong. You should dig over postfix transport feature and ESMTP relay. M B |