@dcneuro,
It will be a false negative. The server reported an issue to WordPress and Subscribe2 so you saw an error message. If the emails were sent and arrived successfully you can ignore it or perhaps get your hosting provider to take a look at why the server is reporting an error on success.
Well, I just spoke to Godaddy. Apparently, I am limited to 1000 e-mails per day. So none of them went out apparently. What I don’t understand is what happens when I make a blog post. I never receive such an error when I do a blog post. Do they go out differently when through a blog post?
@dcneuro,
The code doesn’t try to report an error when you publish a post as this may affect the post publication resulting in failed blogging. I would not be at all surprised if your emails were not sending at all or maybe the first 1,000 get sent and the rest are discarded on the server. You need to work with GoDaddy to find ways to relax the limit.
That was exactly my thought. Godaddy says there is nothing that can be done. Is this odd for a web hosting co? Perhaps I should consider moving my site elsewhere?
@dcneuro,
Odd, no not really, all hosting providers implement some form of limitations to stop spammers and secure the sever uptime. If you have a lot of subscribers then upgrading or moving would be a wise move.
