I tried first Gmail bu it did not work. Than I tried Elastic mail and it did not work too. I cant see any error or problem but mails are not arrive.
I used Intuz on AWS. I opened port. What should I do?
Gmail will not work. Gsuite is not recommended. ElasticEmail is not designed for transactional email. It is likely difficult to configure Intuz to work. I recommend mailgun or SparkPost. You will need to follow instructions on those sites for configuring them to deliver mail for your forum’s (sub)domain name.
For $99 I’ll configure Mailgun for your domain, install Discourse and send you explicit instructions for the DNS configuration that is needed. $99 Discourse Install – Literate Computing, LLC
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Thank you. if I setup Discourse on EC2 without Intuz can I use Gmail or ElasticEmail? I tried Bitnami script. İt is work but I dont like bitnami because slow I think.
So it seems that you tried everything except for reading the installation instructions. Check these out! 
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/docs/INSTALL-email.md
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/docs/INSTALL-cloud.md
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You have a typo. It’s smtp.elasticemail.com with an ‘e’. It will work with everything being approved to send (DKIM, SPF records approved).
I want to use Gmail for inbox and Mailgun for notif. mails vs. is this possible? can I use both
Yes, sending and receiving mail are two distinct processes.
You can use Gmail mailbox for retrieving mail via POP3 as described in this #howto Set up Reply via Email Support ✉
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Look at the mailgun logs.
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Should I open any port or something?
No. That is not normal. Did you use discourse-setup to configure SMTP?
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Why can’t you use discourse-setup? There are many conditions in which you can’t use it (e.g., you’re running on a non-standard port). From some of your output it’s clear that your app.yml isn’t configuring SMTP correctly, if at all.
No, there is no requirement for using discourse-setup, but since you’re apparently unable to configure app.yml without it, that was my suggestion.