You need to set up the cron jobs for processing the email. There are
instructions to do that in the package somewhere.
Barry
Leksi Bauer wrote:
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> Thanks for the answer Barry :)
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> I did check the mail_queue table and it seems everything shows as
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> Thanks!
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> *Leksi Bauer *
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barry-Home [mailto:rumpole6@stripped]
> Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 8:13 PM
> To: Leksi Bauer
> Cc: eventum-users@stripped
> Subject: Re: Problem setting up Email in Eventum
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> Hi Leksi,
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> Make sure the cron jobs process_mail_queue.php are scheduled properly.
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> Also, you can check the table eventum_mail_queue. The status should be
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> at "sent" if Eventum thinks it has sent the emails.
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> Leksi Bauer wrote:
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> > I've setup the correct mail server information in Eventum, yet I'm not
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> > receiving any email notifications when a ticket is created. I've tried
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> > multiple email servers and accounts to no avail.
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