I created a droplet to install Discourse, what should I do next?

[MuhammadMansuri]

@MuhammadMansuri

Mailjet’s host name is in-v3.mailjet.com .

I think this is a public hostname. @merefield Can you try once?

[merefield (Robert)]

Why would I do that? I don’t use mailjet. Don’t speculate here. Talk to their support!

[MuhammadMansuri]

My Community is ready I am signing up with admin account but i cant received any email. What to do now?

Anyone Please help me

[pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman)]

You revealed your SMTP password, so you should change it.

You can have a look at Troubleshooting email on a new Discourse install.

Did you configure mailjet to send mail from community.ercloir.in? That’s the address that the forum is sending from.

[MuhammadMansuri]

@pfaffman

Did you configure mailjet to send mail from community.ercloir.in ? That’s the address that the forum is sending from.

No, How? Guide me Please

I done everything in Terminal, wrote everything correct. but not did anything in mailjet

[Alec]

I am with mail jet and it works well.

I followed these instructions (for mail gun)

Configure Mailgun for email when using Digital Ocean for DNS

I had a little bit of trouble to connect Mailgun and Digital Ocean (espacially the DNS configuration in Digital Ocean), so I’ve decided to create a little guide to help others : Connecting Mailgun with Digital Ocean Initial configuration in Mailgun Sign up on Mailgun Activate your account (you may have to wait 5-10 minutes to receive your activation mail) In Mailgun, do to Domains, Add a New domain. In my example I didn’t use a subdomain as they recommended, I wanted my emails to be noreply@…

The difficulty I had was not with the host, but the domain provider setting. This might be your issue.

The text it told me to copy and paste did not work with cheapname.com. From memory I had to use “@“ instead of “myforumname.com”

Within mailjet there is a test to see if you have put these settings in correct.

Depending on size of your community you might consider sendinblue they allow 300 free emails a day. My site was originally with them and was a bit easier to get setup. But as my site grew I shifted to mailjet,

[Alec]

This is how it should look in mailjet. Note the green boxes that say it looks good.

If you do not have these that means, you do not have the settings correct with your domain name provider.

If you have got these wrong, it willl appear like this:

[MuhammadMansuri]

I am changing email service from Mailjet to Mailgun.
so, can i use this Plan?

[Alec]

Yes you can

Follow this video. It’s step by step with mailgun

How To Install Discourse Forum Using a Digital Ocean One-Click Server

[MuhammadMansuri]

Hi,
I asked to my team members but they say to use SendGrid Instead of Mailgun. So, Can i use this plan

[MuhammadMansuri]

anyone reply please
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[pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman)]

If your team members recommend SendGrid, then go with that, and have them help you configure it.

[danb35 (Dan)]

@MuhammadMansuri

anyone reply please

About what? What part of this is unclear to you?

Discourse recommends a few mail providers that are known to work well with it, but it should work with anyone that lets you submit messages via SMTP–which it appears, from what you’ve posted, SendGrid lets you do. Discourse needs to know the SMTP server, the port, the username, and the password; how to get those is a question for whatever mail provider you choose. Once you have them, put them in app.yml.