When I try to do a password reset I am getting a 504 error. I cannot find any concrete errors as it’s an Ajax call. I have tried everything but nothing works
Changed STMP credentials to mailtrap.io
Tried locally and it works (using Valet nginx)
Reverted back to default nginx config on production
Tried this Kirby->Email / SMTP Error (Timeout?) - #6 by ahmetbora
Tried this Problems with e-mail - #3 by Adspectus
Using php8.1 and on Kirby 3.8.3k.
Any tips?
Much appreciated
Sorry for bumping this but still no luck figuring this out. I am not getting any errors. Nothing in the logs either.
Does email work if you try it in a template with the same transport settings?
Sorry for late reply. Notification was off and then holiday.
Thank you for replying.
I have now tried this Emails | Kirby CMS but I am getting a 504 when loading the page that uses the template in which I have added that code from the docs. I am using 2 different type of email hosts. Mailgun and Mailtrap. Both works locally. Both gives 504 on server.
Unfortunately I have the same issue. Something with the email setup seems to be wrong – but I can’t find a solution.
On my local machine the emails get sent correctly. (tried with localhost and mailhog as well as with an external smtp server and credentials)
On the server I get either a SMTP error (when trying to use localhost) or a 504 error when trying to use an external SMTP-server with the same credentials which (worked on local machine before)
Any Ideas? Thanks in advance!
Okay. I found the error in my case. No idea if this will help anybody, but I think it’s worth sharing:
I contacted the administrator of the webserver and he told me that other users are successfully sending emails through their wordpress systems without credentials, just with “localhost via port 25” – so I tried that again. Now the important part: I had to get rid of the “type => smtp” line and suddenly it worked as expected.
