Closed fayyazahmed66 closed 1 year ago
label: olive testing
@fayyazahmed66 this is normal for Open edX® so to say. The SMTP service is enabled, but the server is not configured for email authentication (DKIM, SPF, etc.). This means that emails do get sent, but it's very likely that they will end up in spam, depending on your email client configuration.
Should we add this to the list of post-launch test cases? That way we can wait for someone in our team to launch an Olive instance and configure email authentication and see if it works.
Honestly, even with authentication, some emails still end up going to spam.
I've registered some users in the last couple of days, and I've been getting the activation emails just fine. Can you test this again? should the server setup be a prerequisite for the demo installation?
I just want to point out that we would never have received our own activation emails for our accounts on the demo server if there was a problem. It might depend on the rules used by the service receiving the emails?
It's working for me fine with GSuite email.
I have verified it again. Emails are coming fine now.
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