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mail sending issue
#1
Hi, 

I never had that issue but today, trying to send a mail by a wiser for Knx Schneider I got the attached message.

The same mail script works fine on LM.


Ps. I had already set gmail security option to work with apps with less security.

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#2
This probably happens because your device has different IP than the one that you are using to access the account.
My suggestion is to try one of these services instead:
https://sendpulse.com/
https://www.mailjet.com/
https://sendgrid.com/

Gmail is not really meant for automated sending and this feature can be blocked at any time.
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#3
Instead of your suggestions, may we use one of our business mail (microsoft mail)? Or we will have the same problem?
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#4
MS email should work, but better to try it yourself.
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#5
I 'm testing our business mail, that are the parameters:

Impostazione SMTP
Nome server: smtp.office365.com
Porta: 587
Metodo di crittografia: TLS


in common fuctions I have

local settings = {
-- "from" field, only e-mail must be specified here
from = 'segnalazioni.tecniche@komponext.it',
-- smtp username
user = 'segnalazioni.tecniche@komponext.it',
-- smtp password
password = 'xxxxxxxx',
-- smtp server
server = 'smtp.office365.com',
-- smtp server port
port = 587,
-- enable ssl, required for gmail smtp
secure = 'sslv23',
}


I have to change or disable secure = 'sslv23' since I will use 587 port?
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#6
Try secure = "starttls" for port 587 if secure = "tlsv1_2" does not work.
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#7
ok... it seems to be working with secure = "starttls".

Thanks
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#8
(27.11.2020, 08:26)admin Wrote: MS email should work, but better to try it yourself.

Hi

I have had the same issues as described in this thread. I tried now the solution with MS, and that worked. 

I have one question thouh; If I have the mail settings in a userlibrary where the 'Keep source' is unchecked, is it 100% impossible to get to the library later?

The reason I ask is clear; I will have to enter company-sesitive information in the mail settings, and if it in any way is possible to read these settings later, this would be a big problem.
There are 10 kinds of people in the world; those who can read binary and those who don't  Cool
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#9
Hiding the source will provide some level of protection but it is still possible to retrieve the credentials from the backup file. I don't see a big security risk if you create a separate e-mail account for LM notifications.
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#10
(06.01.2021, 08:09)admin Wrote: Hiding the source will provide some level of protection but it is still possible to retrieve the credentials from the backup file. I don't see a big security risk if you create a separate e-mail account for LM notifications.

OK, thanks for answer.

I tested also the services you mentioned in an earlier post. I think I will go for one of them, then there is only the risk of giviing away credentials to a free service that is in no other way linked to my company.

Thx for help.
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