WHMCS email fetching

Bopie

@MikePT said:

@piohost said:

@Clouvider said:

@piohost said:
@clouvider how is ruling out an issue a bad choice? You make no sense

Logs give you the data you require to figure out the problem, recommending someone. To just switch the encryption off, which is a very bad security practice, is a flawed advice at best.

I didn't mean to turn it off completely just to rule that out, I found that logs didn't show anything when I had this issue with WHMCS, No in production sending emails unencrypted is just plain wrong of course, Like mentioned above in one of the comments i found in the end my problem was in fact PHP based

Next time, just telnet to the pop server (port 110) if you wish.

Maybe you don't have access to console however that would be the easier way yes

drdrake

@hostdare said:
Dr what is the cost of using yandex mails for business purposes ? Thinking to get rid of Google apps .

Everything is free and it has better security than Google IMO. Their 2 step auth process is great.

MikePT

@Bopie said:

@MikePT said:

@piohost said:

@Clouvider said:

@piohost said:
@clouvider how is ruling out an issue a bad choice? You make no sense

Logs give you the data you require to figure out the problem, recommending someone. To just switch the encryption off, which is a very bad security practice, is a flawed advice at best.

I didn't mean to turn it off completely just to rule that out, I found that logs didn't show anything when I had this issue with WHMCS, No in production sending emails unencrypted is just plain wrong of course, Like mentioned above in one of the comments i found in the end my problem was in fact PHP based

Next time, just telnet to the pop server (port 110) if you wish.

Maybe you don't have access to console however that would be the easier way yes

No need to? I meant, telnet, so you could test remotely, in another server. That would be the point

Cheers