Non-transactional emails are not being sent (email confirmation, welcome email, shipping)
I've looked at the core-email queue in the SQL database and only "new order" and "update order" are being sent in the queue for the CRON job.
I've read somewhere that there might be an exception and that only transaction-email are being sent to the queue and the rest is being handle by the server.
Magento 1.9.1 - Emails being sent by the new email queue?
So, I found this guide to see how to debug it
http://www.hummingbirduk.com/magento-not-sending-emails/
and followed the steps and was able to see receive test emails from the server. So the problem lies in the magento configuration and settings.
I've been spending quite some time figuring the problem and now I am out of idea and was wondering if someone my have hints about how to solve this problem or what step could I take to narrow the solution.
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I've looked at the core-email queue in the SQL database and only "new order" and "update order" are being sent in the queue for the CRON job.
I've read somewhere that there might be an exception and that only transaction-email are being sent to the queue and the rest is being handle by the server.
Magento 1.9.1 - Emails being sent by the new email queue?
So, I found this guide to see how to debug it
http://www.hummingbirduk.com/magento-not-sending-emails/
and followed the steps and was able to see receive test emails from the server. So the problem lies in the magento configuration and settings.
I've been spending quite some time figuring the problem and now I am out of idea and was wondering if someone my have hints about how to solve this problem or what step could I take to narrow the solution.
email magento1.9.2.4
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Possible duplicate of New order email confirmation not being sent
– Teja Bhagavan Kollepara
Dec 2 '17 at 4:46
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I've looked at the core-email queue in the SQL database and only "new order" and "update order" are being sent in the queue for the CRON job.
I've read somewhere that there might be an exception and that only transaction-email are being sent to the queue and the rest is being handle by the server.
Magento 1.9.1 - Emails being sent by the new email queue?
So, I found this guide to see how to debug it
http://www.hummingbirduk.com/magento-not-sending-emails/
and followed the steps and was able to see receive test emails from the server. So the problem lies in the magento configuration and settings.
I've been spending quite some time figuring the problem and now I am out of idea and was wondering if someone my have hints about how to solve this problem or what step could I take to narrow the solution.
email magento1.9.2.4
I've looked at the core-email queue in the SQL database and only "new order" and "update order" are being sent in the queue for the CRON job.
I've read somewhere that there might be an exception and that only transaction-email are being sent to the queue and the rest is being handle by the server.
Magento 1.9.1 - Emails being sent by the new email queue?
So, I found this guide to see how to debug it
http://www.hummingbirduk.com/magento-not-sending-emails/
and followed the steps and was able to see receive test emails from the server. So the problem lies in the magento configuration and settings.
I've been spending quite some time figuring the problem and now I am out of idea and was wondering if someone my have hints about how to solve this problem or what step could I take to narrow the solution.
email magento1.9.2.4
email magento1.9.2.4
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Possible duplicate of New order email confirmation not being sent
– Teja Bhagavan Kollepara
Dec 2 '17 at 4:46
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Possible duplicate of New order email confirmation not being sent
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Possible duplicate of New order email confirmation not being sent
– Teja Bhagavan Kollepara
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Possible duplicate of New order email confirmation not being sent
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A CRON is a daemon which keeps running and gets activated at a said interval (time period). Cron helps store owners to setup up and schedule commands which will run periodically at set time and date. Various Magento services such as “Sending Newsletter “, Cleanup with logs, Cleanup cache, Customer notification etc. requires a mechanism where store owners can setup and schedule commands to run periodically.
Most of the web hosts have their own set of task scheduler; you can ask and verify the task scheduler from your webhost. While setting a cron-job make sure that minimum time duration is set to run every 15 minutes (not less than this) as Magento spends around 1 minute to index 1000 products and sets the status to “Success” from “Pending”.
Now to setup Crontab in Magento go to Admin => system => configuration => system => ‘Cron (Scheduled Tasks)’ tab.
You will notice that all times are in minutes.
Magento Cron Best Practices
Generate schedules every: 60
Schedule ahead for: 1
Missed if not run within: 60
History cleanup every: 120
Success history lifetime: 120
Failure history lifetime: 120
run the cron every 15 minutes for better results and that will not overlap with other Cron services.
2-
go to your hosting cpanel and set path and run time of cron.php file in cron job section
by default you can set path like php -f /home/username/public_html/cron.php
.
add a comment |
Send your transactional email through Pepipost using Magento I recommend the "SMTP Pro Email - Free Custom SMTP Email" free extension. Once installed you need to change at least the following options:
- Authentication - Login
- Username - Your_Pepipost_Username
- Password - Your_Pepipost_Password
- Host - smtp.pepipost.com
- Port - 587
- SSL Security -SSL TLS
Ref: http://support.pepipost.com/knowledge_base/topics/magento-2
add a comment |
Since Magento 1.9.1, the emails are not being sent directly during checkout but instead are being queued. The queue is being processed via your Magento cronjob.
There were some changes to email in Magento 1.9.1 from the Magento 1.9.1 release notes. Two things jump out as requiring further investigation:
“all Magento e-mails (including order confirmation and transactional)
are now queued and sent according to your configured cron schedule”
“boasts responsive default email templates so customers can read your order confirmation emails and newsletters on any device”
I suggest you to install this free extension SMTP Pro, set the SMTP config connexion like Gmail for exemple, and dont forget to set Queue Usage
to never
, save and your problem is solved.
add a comment |
I route my transaction e-mails to Mandrill. Allowing me to see exactly what my store is sending.
If you don't have a paid Mailchimp account. You can get SendGrid that has similar (and free) e-mailing services.
In Mandrill's dashboard, I can see which e-mail is being sent, Delivery of the e-mail & when it is being sent.
You can drop an easy extension into your CE setup to set it all up.
add a comment |
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A CRON is a daemon which keeps running and gets activated at a said interval (time period). Cron helps store owners to setup up and schedule commands which will run periodically at set time and date. Various Magento services such as “Sending Newsletter “, Cleanup with logs, Cleanup cache, Customer notification etc. requires a mechanism where store owners can setup and schedule commands to run periodically.
Most of the web hosts have their own set of task scheduler; you can ask and verify the task scheduler from your webhost. While setting a cron-job make sure that minimum time duration is set to run every 15 minutes (not less than this) as Magento spends around 1 minute to index 1000 products and sets the status to “Success” from “Pending”.
Now to setup Crontab in Magento go to Admin => system => configuration => system => ‘Cron (Scheduled Tasks)’ tab.
You will notice that all times are in minutes.
Magento Cron Best Practices
Generate schedules every: 60
Schedule ahead for: 1
Missed if not run within: 60
History cleanup every: 120
Success history lifetime: 120
Failure history lifetime: 120
run the cron every 15 minutes for better results and that will not overlap with other Cron services.
2-
go to your hosting cpanel and set path and run time of cron.php file in cron job section
by default you can set path like php -f /home/username/public_html/cron.php
.
add a comment |
1-
A CRON is a daemon which keeps running and gets activated at a said interval (time period). Cron helps store owners to setup up and schedule commands which will run periodically at set time and date. Various Magento services such as “Sending Newsletter “, Cleanup with logs, Cleanup cache, Customer notification etc. requires a mechanism where store owners can setup and schedule commands to run periodically.
Most of the web hosts have their own set of task scheduler; you can ask and verify the task scheduler from your webhost. While setting a cron-job make sure that minimum time duration is set to run every 15 minutes (not less than this) as Magento spends around 1 minute to index 1000 products and sets the status to “Success” from “Pending”.
Now to setup Crontab in Magento go to Admin => system => configuration => system => ‘Cron (Scheduled Tasks)’ tab.
You will notice that all times are in minutes.
Magento Cron Best Practices
Generate schedules every: 60
Schedule ahead for: 1
Missed if not run within: 60
History cleanup every: 120
Success history lifetime: 120
Failure history lifetime: 120
run the cron every 15 minutes for better results and that will not overlap with other Cron services.
2-
go to your hosting cpanel and set path and run time of cron.php file in cron job section
by default you can set path like php -f /home/username/public_html/cron.php
.
add a comment |
1-
A CRON is a daemon which keeps running and gets activated at a said interval (time period). Cron helps store owners to setup up and schedule commands which will run periodically at set time and date. Various Magento services such as “Sending Newsletter “, Cleanup with logs, Cleanup cache, Customer notification etc. requires a mechanism where store owners can setup and schedule commands to run periodically.
Most of the web hosts have their own set of task scheduler; you can ask and verify the task scheduler from your webhost. While setting a cron-job make sure that minimum time duration is set to run every 15 minutes (not less than this) as Magento spends around 1 minute to index 1000 products and sets the status to “Success” from “Pending”.
Now to setup Crontab in Magento go to Admin => system => configuration => system => ‘Cron (Scheduled Tasks)’ tab.
You will notice that all times are in minutes.
Magento Cron Best Practices
Generate schedules every: 60
Schedule ahead for: 1
Missed if not run within: 60
History cleanup every: 120
Success history lifetime: 120
Failure history lifetime: 120
run the cron every 15 minutes for better results and that will not overlap with other Cron services.
2-
go to your hosting cpanel and set path and run time of cron.php file in cron job section
by default you can set path like php -f /home/username/public_html/cron.php
.
1-
A CRON is a daemon which keeps running and gets activated at a said interval (time period). Cron helps store owners to setup up and schedule commands which will run periodically at set time and date. Various Magento services such as “Sending Newsletter “, Cleanup with logs, Cleanup cache, Customer notification etc. requires a mechanism where store owners can setup and schedule commands to run periodically.
Most of the web hosts have their own set of task scheduler; you can ask and verify the task scheduler from your webhost. While setting a cron-job make sure that minimum time duration is set to run every 15 minutes (not less than this) as Magento spends around 1 minute to index 1000 products and sets the status to “Success” from “Pending”.
Now to setup Crontab in Magento go to Admin => system => configuration => system => ‘Cron (Scheduled Tasks)’ tab.
You will notice that all times are in minutes.
Magento Cron Best Practices
Generate schedules every: 60
Schedule ahead for: 1
Missed if not run within: 60
History cleanup every: 120
Success history lifetime: 120
Failure history lifetime: 120
run the cron every 15 minutes for better results and that will not overlap with other Cron services.
2-
go to your hosting cpanel and set path and run time of cron.php file in cron job section
by default you can set path like php -f /home/username/public_html/cron.php
.
edited Jun 1 '16 at 17:09
answered Jun 1 '16 at 16:47
mahmoudismail
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Send your transactional email through Pepipost using Magento I recommend the "SMTP Pro Email - Free Custom SMTP Email" free extension. Once installed you need to change at least the following options:
- Authentication - Login
- Username - Your_Pepipost_Username
- Password - Your_Pepipost_Password
- Host - smtp.pepipost.com
- Port - 587
- SSL Security -SSL TLS
Ref: http://support.pepipost.com/knowledge_base/topics/magento-2
add a comment |
Send your transactional email through Pepipost using Magento I recommend the "SMTP Pro Email - Free Custom SMTP Email" free extension. Once installed you need to change at least the following options:
- Authentication - Login
- Username - Your_Pepipost_Username
- Password - Your_Pepipost_Password
- Host - smtp.pepipost.com
- Port - 587
- SSL Security -SSL TLS
Ref: http://support.pepipost.com/knowledge_base/topics/magento-2
add a comment |
Send your transactional email through Pepipost using Magento I recommend the "SMTP Pro Email - Free Custom SMTP Email" free extension. Once installed you need to change at least the following options:
- Authentication - Login
- Username - Your_Pepipost_Username
- Password - Your_Pepipost_Password
- Host - smtp.pepipost.com
- Port - 587
- SSL Security -SSL TLS
Ref: http://support.pepipost.com/knowledge_base/topics/magento-2
Send your transactional email through Pepipost using Magento I recommend the "SMTP Pro Email - Free Custom SMTP Email" free extension. Once installed you need to change at least the following options:
- Authentication - Login
- Username - Your_Pepipost_Username
- Password - Your_Pepipost_Password
- Host - smtp.pepipost.com
- Port - 587
- SSL Security -SSL TLS
Ref: http://support.pepipost.com/knowledge_base/topics/magento-2
answered Jun 2 '16 at 7:01
Sachin
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Since Magento 1.9.1, the emails are not being sent directly during checkout but instead are being queued. The queue is being processed via your Magento cronjob.
There were some changes to email in Magento 1.9.1 from the Magento 1.9.1 release notes. Two things jump out as requiring further investigation:
“all Magento e-mails (including order confirmation and transactional)
are now queued and sent according to your configured cron schedule”
“boasts responsive default email templates so customers can read your order confirmation emails and newsletters on any device”
I suggest you to install this free extension SMTP Pro, set the SMTP config connexion like Gmail for exemple, and dont forget to set Queue Usage
to never
, save and your problem is solved.
add a comment |
Since Magento 1.9.1, the emails are not being sent directly during checkout but instead are being queued. The queue is being processed via your Magento cronjob.
There were some changes to email in Magento 1.9.1 from the Magento 1.9.1 release notes. Two things jump out as requiring further investigation:
“all Magento e-mails (including order confirmation and transactional)
are now queued and sent according to your configured cron schedule”
“boasts responsive default email templates so customers can read your order confirmation emails and newsletters on any device”
I suggest you to install this free extension SMTP Pro, set the SMTP config connexion like Gmail for exemple, and dont forget to set Queue Usage
to never
, save and your problem is solved.
add a comment |
Since Magento 1.9.1, the emails are not being sent directly during checkout but instead are being queued. The queue is being processed via your Magento cronjob.
There were some changes to email in Magento 1.9.1 from the Magento 1.9.1 release notes. Two things jump out as requiring further investigation:
“all Magento e-mails (including order confirmation and transactional)
are now queued and sent according to your configured cron schedule”
“boasts responsive default email templates so customers can read your order confirmation emails and newsletters on any device”
I suggest you to install this free extension SMTP Pro, set the SMTP config connexion like Gmail for exemple, and dont forget to set Queue Usage
to never
, save and your problem is solved.
Since Magento 1.9.1, the emails are not being sent directly during checkout but instead are being queued. The queue is being processed via your Magento cronjob.
There were some changes to email in Magento 1.9.1 from the Magento 1.9.1 release notes. Two things jump out as requiring further investigation:
“all Magento e-mails (including order confirmation and transactional)
are now queued and sent according to your configured cron schedule”
“boasts responsive default email templates so customers can read your order confirmation emails and newsletters on any device”
I suggest you to install this free extension SMTP Pro, set the SMTP config connexion like Gmail for exemple, and dont forget to set Queue Usage
to never
, save and your problem is solved.
answered Jul 23 '17 at 22:01
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I route my transaction e-mails to Mandrill. Allowing me to see exactly what my store is sending.
If you don't have a paid Mailchimp account. You can get SendGrid that has similar (and free) e-mailing services.
In Mandrill's dashboard, I can see which e-mail is being sent, Delivery of the e-mail & when it is being sent.
You can drop an easy extension into your CE setup to set it all up.
add a comment |
I route my transaction e-mails to Mandrill. Allowing me to see exactly what my store is sending.
If you don't have a paid Mailchimp account. You can get SendGrid that has similar (and free) e-mailing services.
In Mandrill's dashboard, I can see which e-mail is being sent, Delivery of the e-mail & when it is being sent.
You can drop an easy extension into your CE setup to set it all up.
add a comment |
I route my transaction e-mails to Mandrill. Allowing me to see exactly what my store is sending.
If you don't have a paid Mailchimp account. You can get SendGrid that has similar (and free) e-mailing services.
In Mandrill's dashboard, I can see which e-mail is being sent, Delivery of the e-mail & when it is being sent.
You can drop an easy extension into your CE setup to set it all up.
I route my transaction e-mails to Mandrill. Allowing me to see exactly what my store is sending.
If you don't have a paid Mailchimp account. You can get SendGrid that has similar (and free) e-mailing services.
In Mandrill's dashboard, I can see which e-mail is being sent, Delivery of the e-mail & when it is being sent.
You can drop an easy extension into your CE setup to set it all up.
edited Oct 31 '17 at 4:52
Rohan Hapani
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5,83721662
answered Jun 1 '16 at 18:54
Mark Wang
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63
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Possible duplicate of New order email confirmation not being sent
– Teja Bhagavan Kollepara
Dec 2 '17 at 4:46