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Ma mi "sbadiglio" o non arrivano più le mail per i messaggi privati?

loller ha scritto:Ma mi "sbadiglio" o non arrivano più le mail per i messaggi privati?

Si bravo...
Volevo proprio scriverlo.

Ma dai? Mmm
Può essere che mentre si faceva qualche prova per usare nuovamente l'iscrizione con email per le nuove risposte si sia scombinato qualcosa.
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Tox Nox Fox ha scritto:Ma dai? Mmm
Può essere che mentre si faceva qualche prova per usare nuovamente l'iscrizione con email per le nuove risposte si sia scombinato qualcosa.
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Si grazie!

Per me è meglio così

Qua ancora non arrivano..

sposto nella sezione più adatta.

Si...
A quando la risoluzione del problema?
E' davvero scocciante...

Appena capiamo il motivo per cui..

Dalle faq di phpbb:

Things to try if you are having email problems...

If everything appears to be working properly but people are not receiving emails, here are some things to try:

1. Check to see if email notifications for private messages go out properly. If not, you probably have your email settings wrong. Go to the acp and click the email settings link that appears on the left of the page. If you are using smtp (i.e. if you said yes to 'use smtp server for e-mail'), are you absolutely sure you have the port, authentication, username and password info correct? If you can't get it to work, try answering 'no' to 'use smtp server for e-mail' and see if php's own mail function will work. If you are already using php's own mail function, try to get it to work with smtp. Also, check your logs to see if there are error messages that will tell you what's wrong.

2. If email notifications for private emails are going out properly (so that you have things configured right), there are a number of other things you can try. The simplest is to go the acp, click the email settings link that appears on the left side of the page and then set 'e-mail package size' to 0. That may not work well if you have a lot of users.

3. Some mail servers make things difficult (they are trying to cut down on spam and they mistakenly think that lots of emails going out at once is spam). In that case, you'll probably need to fool with a combination of the e-mail package size in the acp email settings area and the queue_interval size in the config table of your database (note that this is in the database and NOT the config.php file). The email package size tells it how many emails to send out at once before pausing (if too many your mail server may block you or you may time out) and the queue_interval tells it how long to pause between each package. But note that the queue_interval only sets a minimum time between packages...the actual time will depend on when cron.php is next run which itself depends on how much traffic you have on your board. So to get around that you can set up a real cron job on your host that runs cron.php every minute or however frequently you want. But if you want to run a cron job on your host, you need to make the following change to cron.php: