Google Workspace email sending problem

luceos

Cagdas the test is to flarum@flarum.docker, that mail address doesn't exist even if it does locally. Gmail cannot deliver it as the domain is not known.

Cagdas

luceos How can I fix this

luceos

Cagdas don't try to send to flarum@flarum.docker, it's probably the email address of the user you registered with.

Cagdas

luceos I did not enter the flarum@flarum.docker address. I think he came ready within himself. Do I need to change the flarum@flarum.docker address to email the user? I don't know what kind of configuration file I should edit if I need to change it.

Cagdas

luceos

I fixed it
This will be sent to noreply@telsizfrekans.com.tr with the above configuration settings.

But he still doesn't make a reference.

Only test e-mails are coming. I think you misunderstood the problem. I can't receive a verification mail when a user signs up

luceos

Cagdas so tests work, but the actual user cannot? Did you configure a different email than the email address you used the SMTP details for? So under admin > email > addresses, is the address the address of the email account from Google Workspace or are you trying to send using noreply@ even though the workspace account email address is different?

Cagdas

luceos I changed the admin email address. I did noreply@telsizfrekans.com.tr. Other e-mail settings are as shown on the screen. No matter which email address you sign up with, you do not receive a verification code. I have 1 user on google workspace. oda noreply@telsizfrekans.com.tr.

luceos

Cagdas you are using redis as queue driver, I assume the queue worker/runner isn't running. That's why the test works, but all other email sending does not.

Cagdas

luceos Are there any configuration settings for Redis? What do I need to fix?

luceos

Cagdas read the section about queue: https://discuss.flarum.org/d/21873-redis-sessions-cache-queues

Cagdas

luceos

Can I use flarum without queue? Like on Laravel, sync mode. In docker, it is hard to configure the worker deamon.

luceos

Cagdas yes you can, that's the default method of Flarum. You can check the instructions in the discussion mentioned above on how to prevent the queue from running on redis, while still using redis. Or you can uninstall the Blomstra Redis extension.

Cagdas

luceos
This code solved my problem

return [
     (new Blomstra\Redis\Extend\Redis([
         'host' => '127.0.0.1',
         'password' => null,
         'port' => 6379,
         'database' => 1,
     ]))->disable(['cache', 'queue'])
];

I didn't understand why Artisa wasn't working for me.

Docker: https://github.com/crazy-max/docker-flarum

luceos

Cagdas most docker images are built for personal use 😉 Glad you solved it.

Cagdas

luceos Thank you for your support