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In reply to: [SendPress Newsletters] Errors Appearing in LogBleh, I thought I responded to this.
I think I got it to stop by filling in the notification field.
I had previously had it unchecked and not filled in.Up until that point it was still throwing errors about 2 weeks ago, yea.
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In reply to: [SendPress Newsletters] Errors Appearing in LogWe’re running PHP 5.4. Is there a setting optimization that’d help?
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In reply to: [SendPress Newsletters] Errors Appearing in LogI’m assuming that’s in your error log?
We have a release going out this week that I think should fix it, but if not we can gather some more info and trace it down.
Yessir.
I took a quick look over at GitHub to see if you had pushed any changes, but it looked like the previous fix was the newest; and I didn’t see a beta branch or the like to comb through.So I figured I’d post.
Thanks for the update. 🙂Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: SendPress] Email not delivering to Yahoo or AOLResolved! (Only took 13 hours >.>)
Okay so! For people looking to properly authenticate their website generated emails … here is some help.
1. Use mail-tester.com !
* You are given a randomly generated email address to send your test emails to. You can use that same address repeatedly. There’s a refresh option at the top of the ‘results’ page. Use it each time you send a new test email to that address.
2. Enable/setup SPF for your emails.
* mail-tester.com has a ton of guides customized to many hosts.
3. Sign your email with DKIM
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Install Amazon SES DKIM Mailer
(Thank you Roger MacRae, you are a godsend) - Generate a DKIM key set (socketlabs)
- Copy your Private Key
( Including —–BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY—– and —–END RSA PRIVATE KEY—– ) - Paste your Private Key into a file named .htkeyprivate
- Upload .htkeyprivate to the ROOT level of your server. (The very top level, outside of the ‘www’ folder.)
- Set permissions to 400 or 440
- Add your public domainkey to your DNS Records (MX Entry / DNS Zone Editor / etc)
[Here’s a guide]
-> ‘Domain’ is the domain for your emails… what ever comes after the @ in your email.
So me@example.com would be example.com
BUT me@my.example.com would be my.example.com.
No need for www. or http://-> ‘Selector’ can seriously be anything. Just keep it short.
[ Instructions from the WP Plugin ]-> Select the domain you will be adding the DNS entries to.
-> You will be adding (or editing) two new TXT records.
-> First record:- HOST = _domainkey
- TTL = 14400
- Type = TXT
- Points to = t=y;o=~;
-> Save
-> Second record:
(this is where your need your ‘selector’ from about and your PUBLIC key)- HOST = <your selector here>_domainkey
- TTL = 14400
- Type = TXT
- Points to = <your PUBLIC KEY here>
-> Save
The value t=y advises that the domain is still in testing mode. Once all is set up and working, you’ll want to remove that.
o=~ specifies that some of the mail from your domain is signed, but not all. You should specify o=- if all of the mail coming from your domain will be signed.
4. If you are on any blacklists, start the process of trying to remove yourself from them.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SendPress Newsletters] Errors Appearing in Log[05-Jan-2014 19:50:21 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for SendPress_Notifications_Manager::send_notification(), called in /wp-content/plugins/sendpress/classes/class-sendpress-notifications-manager.php on line 43 and defined in /wp-content/plugins/sendpress/classes/class-sendpress-notifications-manager.php on line 172 [05-Jan-2014 19:50:21 UTC] PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /wp-content/plugins/sendpress/classes/class-sendpress-notifications-manager.php on line 188This is being thrown about once a day for us. Any insight as to why (Or what I can do)?
Running 0.9.7.1
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Install Amazon SES DKIM Mailer