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  • #130458

    Actually I think this could also be related to a bug in the way BP handles breaking down the domain to build the from email address.

    for instance my WP URL does not include the WWW.
    and I have tried fresh installs on servers where the SMTP is known to be set up correctly and activation emails stop working once BP is installed, no other plugins installed either.

    In order to get my emails from buddypress to work (including the activation email) I had to add this to my functions.php to explicitly set my “from” address.
    `
    //Fix Email issue
    function fix_bp_core_email_from_address_filter() {
    return apply_filters( ‘bp_core_email_from_address_filter’, ‘noreply@yoururl.com’);
    }
    add_filter( ‘wp_mail_from’, ‘fix_bp_core_email_from_address_filter’ );`

    be sure to change “yoururl.com” with your actual URL.

    This has been working for me, so far.

    #130457
    Sal
    Participant

    Thanks much I found out what it was. I put a plugin that was not compatible or tested with current versions.

    My Bad I should have known better :)

    I will check into the other things as well.

    I already have mail-from I will get the others as well can only help in the future.

    Thanks Again.

    #130456
    aces
    Participant

    Sometimes the email gets stuck in spam or junk filters.

    To get email working, some web hosts require an extra wordpress plugin, such as:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mail-from/

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/configure-smtp/

    wp-mail-smtp and configure-smtp can send a test email which often provides useful debug information!

    This is a frequently discussed issue here and people have found all three different plugins useful – there may be others.

    Please check your host’s knowledge base or faq for further information….

    #27914
    Sal
    Participant

    For what ever reason I am not getting the activation emails for my buddypress. It is the current version 1.5.4 Is their a plugin fix for this. The site install and setup was flawless. I read a little about this issue but i am having a hard time finding the solutions. Thanks to all whom have experience with this and reply with a solution.

    #130337
    aces
    Participant

    Sometimes the email gets stuck in spam or junk filters.

    To get email working, some web hosts require an extra wordpress plugin, such as:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mail-from/

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/configure-smtp/

    wp-mail-smtp and configure-smtp can send a test email which often provides useful debug information!

    This is a frequently discussed issue here and people have found all three different plugins useful – there may be others.

    Please check your host’s knowledge base or faq for further information….

    #27857
    Dhammm
    Member

    Hi! I recently set up a buddy press for my office but when new users try and register, they don’t receive a confirmation email!
    What do I do?

    Thanks in advance!

    #130199

    Another detail I realised, on wp-signups table, I found my 2 tests, with activation key and all. I got the info from the site holder, that ppl arent able to register since september, 2011.

    On the wp-signup, I see 767 entries for new user, none of them activated, all of them have suspicious email accounts and the dates started mid september.

    Tyler
    Member

    Hi all!

    Hoping someone may have some recommendations on how to fix this issue.

    Our network seems to have hit a snag with the user signup process.
    Currently, when a user registers for an account, they receive an email confirmation email like they should.

    However, when they CLICK the activation link, they hit a blank white page. If you reload the page or try to click the link AGAIN, you get sent to a page that says user is already activated, and it has a little box underneath that show a place to manually enter the activation code.
    So although a bit buggy, it would appear that at least the user is now “activated”. However, AFTER going through that process, if you try to log in with that user account, you get an Invalid Password error.

    So then, if you do a password reset form, click on THAT link in your email, and reset your password (even to the same one you used originally), ONLY then can you actually log into the site.
    A very, very broken and buggy process, which is seriously stunting our growth right now (we are getting a large number of emails from people saying they cannot sign up. Who knows HOW many more people just didn’t bother emailing us with the issue?!)

    We’ve tried going through and eliminating conflicting plugins. This issue still occurs with the default buddypress theme. Of course we could have overlooked something, but I was hoping perhaps someone has seen this issue before and can point us in the right direction to start looking.

    Very bizarre issue, and would appreciate assistance! Thanks.

    #129728
    rory.read
    Member

    I was trying to use configure-smtp but it was generating error codes, so it was not working either way.

    I hadn’t found that post, but it would probably would have done the trick.

    As noted below, I now have it working with configure-smtp, but, is there a reason you like WP Mail SMTP over configure-smpt?

    Many thanks,

    Rory

    Solved.

    I needed to use the Configure SMTP plugin, but leave the default SMPT host at “local host”.

    I needed to spend more time searching the error codes I was getting. That google search lead me to a post at http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/installing-mu-plugins

    myemediaMember
    Reputation:17

    Posted on 6th October 2010 (1 year ago) #
    Solved now – The hosting company told me to swap outgoing mail server from “host111.hostmonster.com” to “localhost’ and now seems to be working.
    Thanks tremendously for all your help @Ulrich and others….

    It’s not easy being green.

    R

    #129716
    aces
    Participant

    If you are using configure-smtp then, from what I can see, it will be sending via smtp not php.

    Have you tried using WP Mail SMTP? It can send via php…

    The last post on https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/register-confirmationactivation-email-is-not-sent-out/ might be useful (If you hadn’t already found it)…

    #129694
    rory.read
    Member

    Sort of, maybe. It tells me somewhere out there at bluehost php sendmail is waiting for instructions.

    I already did my very best to uninstall WP (using simplescripts), delete the WP DB and DB users, and delete any other traces I could find using ftp. When I re-installed, I could register a new user to the WP installation and generate a successful activation email (which looked just like the ones they are talking about in your forum link). Then I installed BP, went through the same registration process, same address, same result in the WP BP users lists, but no email is sent.

    Something is not landing in the right place or getting updated correctly when BP is installed. Still flummoxed.

    Thank you though.

    R

    #129685
    aces
    Participant

    Is https://my.bluehost.com/cgi/help/206 – from their knowledge base – any help? ?

    #27600
    rory.read
    Member

    Absolute novice here, but with a problem I can not get around.

    On a BuddyPress installation, test registrations appear in the user table but no activation emails are being received. I believe they are not being sent.

    I understand WordPress uses phpmail(), and that I should check if that is running on Bluehost servers?

    New re-install of WP3.3.1

    Plugins:

    BP 1.5.4.
    WPMU DEV Update Notifications 2.1.3
    All other “stock” plugins de-activated

    Theme is BuddyPress Community 1.4.2

    Note the original site was set up under a different domain name. We then switched the primary domain to a newly registered name, so:

    Main Domain newurl.org
    Username oldurl
    Home Directory /home7/oldurl

    I have changed the email address in WordPress user settings to admin@newurl.org which does exist in the site’s cpanel at bluehost.

    If I use the Configure SMTP plugin, a) it sends to my primary email address (not at bluehost), and b) the test email from this plugin results in

    SMTP -> FROM SERVER:250 OK
    SMTP -> get_lines(): $data was “”
    SMTP -> get_lines(): $str is “451 Temporary local problem – please try later “
    SMTP -> get_lines(): $data is “451 Temporary local problem – please try later “
    SMTP -> FROM SERVER:451 Temporary local problem – please try later
    SMTP -> ERROR: RCPT not accepted from server: 451 Temporary local problem – please try later

    Note the problem exists even when Configure SMTP is deactivated and/or removed. (I presume this gets my email address from my admin user profile, different from the admin@ address in settings).

    Also, if I don’t use COnfigure SMTP, but I use test1@newurl.org (i.e. another address at the same domain so the email is supported by bluehost) I still don’t get the email.

    I do see this same problem showing up in various forums. Sometimes it’s a spam folder issue or non-existant email from address in the cpanel, but often bluehost comes up, often the problem is not showing as resolved.

    Thanks,

    Rory

    #27597
    craig1985
    Member

    OK, I am unsure as to which version of buddypress I am using but if you can tell me how to find out I can get that for you. It is not the new one I installed it about october last year. Anyway somebody emailed me to let me know that their activation email after registering leads to a content encoding error.

    I have tried deactivating plugins but it doesn’t seem to be any of them.

    My site is http://www.maskedmagic.com

    EDIT: Sorry guys I have now sorted this. Months ago I added some code to my header.php for gzip compression and that is what was causing the error for some reason. Not sure if i can implement it some other way without a plugin but just glad its sorted. Now to hopefully get new members signing up without a problem lol.

    Any help will be very much appreciated

    #27569

    Hi, I’d like some help troubleshooting and fixing a few errors I’ve having. I recently migrated my clients website from Host Gator to my servers. Everything was mainly fine, as it should be, but I then proceeded to update the BP-registrations plugin, after which members could no longer activate their registered account via the activation link in the email sent.

    I believe theirs a general problem with the migration tbh, but here goes anyway.

    I restored the backed up bp-registrations plugin, still no fix. And then used the atleast from your website, to no avail. So heres the error on the wp-admin back end. Even worse on another note is when I choose to approve accounts manually the whole site dies with 3 errors. :/ strange anyway heres the admin backend error. Nor idea what’s cracking.

    Warning: in_array() [function.in-array]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/teamb/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bp-registration-options/bp-registration-options.php on line 1594

    Any help is highly appreciated, thank in advance!

    #27552
    jrod4545
    Member

    I am using the latest version of buddypress and wordpress and everything seems to be running except for one thing. Most of my users were able to register without a problem except for a few have let me know that they received a different activation email.

    Most of the users receive the regular email with a link to confirm their registration to my site but the other users get that same email except they are redirected to a page that is asking for an activation key instead of being confirmed automatically.

    Is this a bug? Is there something I can do to make this stop? I would appreciate any help with this.

    Thanks

    MikeTime360
    Member

    Aces,

    I tried the Mail From plugin. That did not work.

    I did finally have success (thanks to your post links and some tests).

    Here is what worked:

    1. Created a brand new email address at my host called noreply@mydomainname.com.
    2. Installed the WP Mail SMTP plugin.
    3. Entered the new noreply email account info into WP Mail SMTP and used it as the SMTP for the site outgoing mail.

    Then I tested it. I entered a new test member. I received the Confirmation / Activation Email. I clicked and was activated.

    It’s not perfect, but it works.

    Thank you for your persistent help.

    -Mike

    aces
    Participant
    MikeTime360
    Member

    Rockter,

    Good idea. I did look in junk folders. Still no email.

    I am convinced it is not being sent out of BP/WP registration.

    Other ideas?

    Thanks.

    -Mike

    rockter
    Member

    check your junk folder

    MikeTime360
    Member

    Aces,

    Good idea. Cool pluggin. I was looking for a SMTP pluggin, but some how missed this one.

    I was able to install WP-Mail-SMTP.

    I sent a “test” message from inside WP-Mail-SMTP and it went through.

    However, when I tried to sign up / register a test member, NO Confirmation / Activation email was sent

    I removed and re-installed BP, but still same problem.

    Any other ideas?

    Thanks.

    -Mike

    aces
    Participant

    Have you tried installing https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/ then sending a test email from the settings page?

    The debug information should indicate where the problem is and the error codes can be googled for further info if necessary….

    MikeTime360
    Member

    Hi. I set up a BuddyPress 1.5.3.1 website on BP default theme 1.5.3.1.

    Initially the registration process worked.

    But now a few weeks in, the Confirmation/Activation Email is NOT being sent out.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks.

    -Mike

    #27441

    Topic: Activation Key

    in group forum Requests & Feedback
    #129132
    serdox
    Participant

    sorry for my bad english… oh i mean my bad php :) you mean i should create a favourite.php like the reply.php and put some code in it? and then another code in the functions.php in my theme folder? i checked the codex section but could not find anything. ithis is the last issue i have to solve. first i had ablank pages after installing. isolved it months ago>> thx to the community, then i had activation email issues. solved this too. third was that the sitewide forum did not work properly. i decided to use simple:press, which is also compatible with bp. but i have no idea how to php. man i want to learn php so bad. and i will, with time. can you explain me a last time how to fix this. i see the fav section but no threaded comments in bp_activity_functions but have no idea what to to. plzzz :)

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