About: Joe Raciti

Hi Bruce,

Thank you for getting back to me. The report says I passed on all the scans. You can see the result here:

http://joeraciti.com/s2Member-check-my-server.php

I think I remember the Go Daddy representative saying I had already maximized my memory allowance.

– Joe

Hi Jason,

Thank you for getting back to me. I talked to customer support through Go Daddy and they told me that I couldn’t send mail from my site using a free email service. We changed the from email to the email associated with my domain name, changed the SMTP Host to “relay-hosting.secureserver.net” and the port to 25 (no encryption or authentication). When I sent a test email to my domain email, I received a forwarded email to my gmail inbox and the email log registered the delivery. However, my email log isn’t registering any outgoing emails anymore (even though some are sending) and when members purchase a PayPal membership they are being redirected to a splash page on my site that says something like:

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JoeRaciti.com says:

you MUST check your email before proceeding

if you have trouble, contact customer support.

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I read on the forum that the redirct page should not have any text on it. I checked my PalPal information and it all appears to be correct. I rebuilt the PayPal buttons but the problem persists. I downloaded a server checker script that I found in another thread and ran that by going to the url in a browser. I pasted the output into a notepad file which can be found here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B71IVUXzSG2JVXBZVEs5b1BkSk0/edit

Thank you.

I am having a similar issue that wasn’t resolved with the above recommendation. I have WP Mail SMTP configured correctly (I think) and the from email field and from name match those in the S2general settings. I selected “No: Do not use SMTP authentication.” on the WP Mail SMTP plugin (should I change that)? The first time I sent a test email it worked. The other times I tried it did not, although my email log indicates that the emails are being sent. At the bottom of the SMTP debugging output it reads:

SMTP -> ERROR: Failed to connect to server: Connection refused (111)

The following From address failed: ****@gmail.com

(I put the asterisks there).

– Joe