My first post so please excuse any ignorance on my part. I have had great success with email automation using Exchangelib. I am curious to know if there is a configuration option to request a read or delivery receipt?
I have spent the last few days researching options but not having any luck.
You should be able to set the Message.is_read_receipt_requested boolean field. When set to True, you will get a read receipt when the is_read field of the received message is set to True, unless the receiver explicitly disabled sending read receipts.
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I am struggling to get this code to Send my Email. I have the loop established so the 6th column is read the 2nd and 3rd rows, identify if they are true and false, then goes through the steps to send an email. Please comment if you figure out why the flow is not working. Thanks! code with a while and if loop
I want the Email to be sent to only the last recipient filled in the list. Here is a screenshot of the sheet to read from. sheet to be pulled from
I built a form for a nonprofit where vendors can apply for a spot at a fundraiser. Once approved, an email is sent to them with a bill and a due date to mail in a check. It all works great! :)
What I'd like to do now is AUTOMATICALLY send them a reminder email if the due date has passed without payment.
Is it possible to trigger cfmail to do this in cold fusion? I've searched all over but can't find anything that even comes close.
The same code you develop that detects "Oh, it's been 10 days past the due date" (likely with a scheduled task to query for unpaid invoices where today-date > 10 or whatever), would send the email based on the results.
You'll need a scheduled task to check at least once a day, and issue emails as appropriate. I'm not entirely sure how you would "know" the date has passed and they haven't paid... If that's with Coldfusion, send the email at detection time. Also log, somewhere, that you've sent the late notice, so you don't send it every day thereafter! You might want 30,60,90 emails, then some form of disabling of account afterwards.
We're doing everything we can think of to limit the number of complaints we receive and will immediately remove anyone who marks us as junk that does not need to receive our emails. However, the last handful of complaints we've received have come from transactional emails of people who are receiving our company's services and NEED to receive everything we send transactionally as a critical part of our service. (e.g. We are booking their travel on their behalf and we need to send them verification emails to confirm their booking details.)
We're assuming that most of these complaints are somehow either false positives or are being done on accident. One customer confirmed that they did not click the junk mail button but it ended up in their junk folder and they moved it to their inbox. Some questions:
Can a TiS complaint be triggered by any means other than the user manually marking an email as junk in their email client? (Can automatic spam filters trigger this complaint? AWS documentation specifies only clicking the junk button.)
Besides contacting each individual personally, what would you suggest we do? Our complaint rate is continuing to rise even though we are taking action on every one.
When I create a ToDo(or an event), and activate the "Send Notification" box, and set a future date for it to begin(for example in two days), I receive the email notification instantly(VTiger doesn't wait for the date to arrive to send it).
I've tried to find answers by myself and online, but I haven't been able to solve it. Mi cron is working OK, and I have my correct timezone configured in config.inc.php.
I'm using Vtiger CRM 6.2.0.
Do you have any idea of why this is happening, or what can I do to find out or solve it?
Thanks for your time!
It seems that this is the correct way in which VTiger works. Send notification tells the user that a ToDo was created and assigned to him.
Im not sure how can I email a user when a task is due.
All, I'm trying to setup flask-mail to send notifications to my email when a user registers.
I'm getting no error messages from the script used to send the email, but nothing is actually being sent, or at least, nothing is being received.
Is there a log file which can show if an email was sent, rejected, or maybe if there was even a problem logging onto the server? How does on track this problem?
Any ideas here?
Flask-Email use smtplib which can set debug level: https://github.com/mattupstate/flask-mail/blob/master/flask_mail.py#L139. You can set it with MAIL_DEBUG = True or DEBUG = True. Also check that MAIL_SUPPRESS_SEND = False and TESTING = False.
With debug I can see in stdout mail progress: success, fail, recipients and etc.
See details: http://pythonhosted.org/Flask-Mail/#configuring-flask-mail.
tbicr has the most likely fix, check MAIL_SUPPRESS_SEND first.
What ended up burning me (being new to flask) is that when you instantiate your Mail() object, be sure it's after you've set your app.config values. The Mail() object doesn't go back and look at these values after the fact, so they will default to bad values. What's frustrating is that you won't see any errors when you try to send messages with the default/bad values. At least not as of my posting.
I know this post is from a while ago, but I just ran into the same issue. Like #tbicr mentioned make sure that app.testing is set to False. As it states in the Flask-Maildocs here:
"If the setting TESTING is set to True, emails will be suppressed. Calling send() on your messages will not result in any messages being actually sent."
This was exactly my problem. I implemented Google reCAPTCHA into one of my forms and the app.testing was set to True so I did not have to hit the reCAPTCHA box every time. By removing the app.testing or by setting it to False, the emails were able to be sent.