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  • Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    Check your error logs.
    Check the files on the server.

    When stuff suddenly stops working with no changes on your end, it is almost entirely something on the server side. Hosts DO run updates to the software on the server and sometimes settings get reset.

    rlparker81
    Member

    I am having the same problem but I don’t have BP Disable Activation installed. When a User signs up none of there information is being stored in the database but it still sends the activation email. When you click on the link in the email you get an error saying that activation failed.

    The strange thing it this was working until the 9th of Jan, then it just stopped. Nothing has been changed on the site and I have been driving myself crazy trying to find out why it has stopped working, does anyone have any ideas of things I could try?

    thanks

    thealchemist
    Member

    @sevenos … Is the system not sending? or are people not receiving? I had to put a warning message in the registration form to remind folks to check their junk/spam folders because 99% of all “missing” activation emails go there.

    sevenos
    Member

    I think I’ve found an alternative to that plugin..

    http://www.crashutah.com/blog/juanchito/2010/05/12/buddypress-disable-email-activation-my-first-buddypress-plugin/

    And I just tried this.. works great!

    Still, If anyone can help me with the system mail block please help :/

    #102245
    Alex Azimov
    Participant

    hi Avi M,

    I am having the same problem. Also with Bluehost and initially I had a problem with activation e-mails. Nothing was sent and the new user could not activate the account as there were no e-mail of notification. Then I was advised to set up an e-mail account with them and still the problem persisted. After that I had install the Configure SMTP plugin which solved the activation e-mail problem only. Still there are no e-mails/notifications being sent sitewide. Can not figure out what I should do.
    Can you tell me if you installed any additional plugin for this at all? How did you set up an e-mail address from Bluehost. Before I set an e-mail address and started using the Configure SMTP plugin, the general @box…bluhost.com e-mail was used which apparently was the default address.

    Please share with us what you have done with bluehost.
    thanks in advance.

    #101847
    Virtuali
    Participant

    I tried to register on your site to see what was going on, but I didn’t receive an activation email.

    Can you go an activate me in Admin panel?

    (it requires a plugin, “bp pending activations)

    #101672
    Chris_McD
    Member

    Try installing Email Log (https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/email-log.zip), which records all mails sent from the WP+BP installation, this will at least let you know if the activation email has been processed from the Site (According to the site itself).

    There is also another plugin (https://buddypress.org/community/groups/wp-activate-users/) which will allow you to activate users that dont seem to get the email or are just plain lazy.

    #101665
    JBo796
    Member

    I cannot for the life of me get the activation email to send. Can anyone please help? I’ve been working on this for over 12 hours straight now and am exhausted. Please help me! I’ve checked the box next to “allow anyone to register”, saved changes and installed the latest versions of “wordpress”, “buddypress”, “buddypress template pack” and “mail from” and it still won’t work. What else do I need to do?

    #101606
    Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    Emails are *not* a WordPress issue. They are 99.9% issues with the host or your ISP. Every. Single. Time.

    The reason they get dumped into trash or blocked by your ISP is becasue they are sent thru php mailer and have different header son them. Which is entirely due to the way your box is set and (as repeatedly mentioned) the way your ISP handles them on receipt.

    #101593
    luvs
    Member

    WHAT THE HECK? I get every email from wordpress and buddypress except the ac. email.

    IT WAS WORKING like Yesterday! I upgraded to wordpress 3.0.4 and UHHHH!

    #101591
    Virtuali
    Participant

    It’s so funky, my emails totally fluctuate. I just installed 3.04, and activation emails are not being sent out. I will have to go into troubleshooting mode tomorrow….

    I wish wordpress would really fix this, I am getting %&$% tired of email problems.

    The emails at one time would appear right smack away, but I recall the emails taking a massive amount of time to appear, so I would recommend a notice on the register page about this.

    #101483
    Manish
    Member

    read few other threads on the same problem …. looks like its the case with bluehost. So I changed the host and everything is fine now. Thnks for the help.

    #101419
    thealchemist
    Member

    It may also be the perennial problem of them simply not RECEIVING the activation email. Be certain to mention to people registering to check their junkmail folder if they do not receive the activation email within a few hours.

    #101395
    @mercime
    Participant

    WordPress, not BuddyPress plugin, handles email activations. It could also be because of webhosting configuration. Deactivate BP and BP-dependent plugins, then double-check if activation emails are sent from your installation. Check for resolutions from
    https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/faqs/specific-faqs/
    WP.org forums https://wordpress.org/search/activation+emails+not+sent?forums=1.

    #101336
    Anonymous User 96400
    Inactive

    Just create a user in the backend and tick the checkbox to not send the password mail. This is the easiest option.
    You can also configure your local machine to send out emails. You’ll find tutorials on doing this on Google.
    The last option is to get the activation key from the database and then navigate to the activation page.

    #101267

    In reply to: User/Member Management

    thealchemist
    Member

    @Djsteve Did we jump off the happy truck today? My site is using WP+WPMultiSite+BuddyPress and a dozen or so plugins and, personally, everything seems to be running rather smoothly. Yes, there are a few disconnected pieces here and there – but I have PAID for scripts and plugins that ended up having as many problems if not more.
    And yes, user management and no connection to Akismet or an ability to put CAPTCHA into the signup form seems like an obvious gaffe but …
    I wish users would remember to check spam/junk folders but that’s a people issue outside of our control.
    I am fairly certain that Akismet will be connected in v1.3.
    @mateko No. At this time it is NOT possible to resend activation emails to BP members and nor can admins manually activate members from the console.
    I have not tried it yet, but you may try deleting a member from admin and telling them to re-register and watch the junk folder.
    Hopefully these issues will be addressed in v1.3

    #101266
    thealchemist
    Member

    @mercime … Converted my site to MultiSite on Thursday and installed the recommended plugin. No change. My guess is that this plugin work ONLY for multisite blogs that have been created, not overall users. I see this message when I click the link for the plugin “No user activation keys in $wpdb->signups.”

    thealchemist
    Member

    Here’s my problem right now. I have WP+BP-based site. I soft-launched to a select 100 or so friends. 75 started the process. Of those, a large-ish number did not get the activation email and did not complete the sign-up process.

    The ONLY way I know this is from the few that reported they did not receive the activation email and have asked me to resend – which there is no way of accomplishing this simple task. AND counting the number of users in the admin panel USERS and comparing it to the BP Site Stats plugin that counts the active users.

    Should not the Admin–>User area include some indication whether a user has been “activated” or not? AND give us the opportunity to “Re-Send Activation”? Seems like a logical management tool.

    #101202
    thealchemist
    Member

    @mercime Thank You! I will look into it … right now its WP+BP not multi-site.

    #101153
    @mercime
    Participant

    @thealchemist if your WP is multisite, you can use dsader’s plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-activation-keys/

    thealchemist
    Member

    I have a similar issue. I know activation emails are being sent. However, some of these emails get sent ot junk and the member doesn’t know to check. When I go to the “Users” section in the admin I see nothing that indicates non-replies as spam and certain no way to “activate” a member.

    Is there a way to resend activation?

    #101148
    thealchemist
    Member

    I have a problem where some are not being received – likely gone into junk folder – and the member needs a new activation setn. Is there a way for me to either re-send the activation email? or simply activate their membership from within the admin?

    #101089
    snolan760
    Member

    you also have a header issue when clicking on the activation link from the email… idk if you were aware of that or not?

    #100770
    jwack
    Participant

    hmmm, I don’t have email setup on my server. I have no experience with servers but have managed to learn enough to have my site up. I thought the point of mailFrom was to address the problem off servers not being configured correctly to send mail through WP?

    #100727
    GardenFork
    Member

    the @alienjackhammer solution worked for me, using the Configure SMTP plug in.

    i will check that FAQ as well, thanks for pointing that out.

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