I would like to now more about a warning about our POP3 server.
We have a message in our Discourse admin dashboard :
Some advice based on your current site settings
Connection to the POP3 server is timing out. Incoming email could not be retrieved. Please check your POP3 settings and service provider.
=> In the [Mail Settings] we have a maijet api setted-up that seem to work correctly. We can see logs of mails in the [Sent] or [Received] that have been sent or received recently.
I don’t understand why this message shows up and how to fix it. I don’t see any config option to use something else than POP3 to receive or send mail. And the current configuration seem to work as expected.
Can you help me understand what’s the problem is if there is any?
• we haven’t configured a mail-receiver and manual polling is disabled
• we are using POP3 and POP3 polling is enabled
So I’ve only configured one (POP3), not both.
• I’ve got nothing in production_errors.log for the past 5 days.
• Nothing special on production.log, no occurance found when searching for mail or Mail
• I don’t see any pending mail
In the dashboard I can see that last received mail is 19 hour ago and I can find the corresponding msg in the topic.
The only abnormal thing is this :
We are receiving a mail over and over again on the noreply mailbox used by the server which translated to English would be something like :
From : “Auto-reply from xxx@xxx.xxx” xxx@xxx.xxx
Subject : Answer. : [ForumName] email problem - Automatic answer
To : noreply@xxx.xxx
Hello, can you take note of my new email adress xxx@xxx.xxx. My xxx address is not in service anymore.
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We have received this mail everyday starting from the 19/11 and we’ve just handled the problem today by changing the mail of the account with the new one.
In the received section I can see many mail from this user. But don’t see any msg from this user on the corresponding topic pages. Message have status : Email::Receiver::AutoGeneratedEmailError
Could it be this bad mail linked to an account that cause the problem?