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In reply to: [ALO EasyMail Newsletter] ALO easymail not sending emailHi eventualo,
I did try working around the above issue by moving the file tr.php to top level directory, and fixing generated link in newsletter/email. However, that was caught by email filter cdn.mailscanner.info, which re-wrote the image link to point to something on cdn.mailscanner.info so that the file tr.php would not get invoked. It doesn’t seem like this method of invoking a .php file as the image will get past spam filters. Wondering if you have seen this work?
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In reply to: [ALO EasyMail Newsletter] ALO easymail not sending emailForum: Plugins
In reply to: [ALO EasyMail Newsletter] ALO easymail not sending emailI resolved this myself. The issue was – I had settings -> newsletter ‘use a tracking pixel’ checked. Spamassasin marked the email as spam, according to it’s rule ‘URI_WP_HACKED’, because the link for the tracking pixel is beneath the wp-content directory. (The email was actually sent but never hit my inbox; I was sending it there for testing)
If the pluggin author is reading this, you might want make the url location of the tracking pixel something that doesn’t include wp-content, wp-include, etc. If the tracking pixel is in fact useful.
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In reply to: [ALO EasyMail Newsletter] ALO easymail not sending emailI also verified (1) with debug option set, the email shows up in the log file and looks correct as far as I can tell, and (2) with debug off, (so normal send), in the data base recipients table I see the row indicating the status from send was 1 (so, ok). So it appears that alo easymail is going through the motions to send email, and thinks the wp email function succeeded. Maybe there is some setting for wp email I don’t know about?