mailgun

问题 I want to send email without using email composer, so I followed tutorial from https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/05/send-emails-ionic-2-mobile-app-via-rackspace-mailgun-api/ to use Mailgun API. Since Http from "@angular/http" has been deprecated, the code from tutorial is not working anymore. Here is what I have so far: I replaced import {Http, Request, RequestMethod} from "@angular/http"; with import {HttpClient, HttpHeaders} from '@angular/common/http'; and send method is send() {

问题 I have set up Heroku & Railgun in order to be able to take the content from emails and store it. I've got it to the point that when emails are sent to mailgun, they are forwarded to my app and empty instaces of my messages model are created automatically, however, none of the fields from the email are being stored (despite having a matched schema (eg. from:string subject:string etc)). My issue is that I can't figure out how to take the contents of a HTTP POST request and process it so that

问题 I am trying to take advantage of Mailgun's Transactional Email Service via their RESTful API, but I can not make it work. I am able to send emails via SMTP but i prefer to use their API. Their documentation provides me with the following code: public static ClientResponse SendSimpleMessage() { Client client = Client.create(); client.addFilter(new HTTPBasicAuthFilter("api", "key-*****")); WebResource webResource = client.resource("https://api.mailgun.net/v2/DOMAIN" + "/messages");

问题 I am using the Parse Server Simple Mailgun Adapter, and my Parse Server is working perfectly on Heroku. I am new to node.js and Express, but I installed the adapter on the root of the Parse Server via: npm i parse-server-simple-mailgun-adapter This created a node_modules folder and essentially cloned the Github repository for the Mailgun Adapter. My index.js Parse Server configuration looks like: var api = new ParseServer({ verifyUserEmails: true, databaseURI: databaseUri || 'mongodb:/

问题 I have Rails app on Heroku. It has a custom domain, and I've tried to set up email sending through Mailgun. I've installed Mailgun as an add-on through Heroku, and I've gone through the steps Mailgun gives to "verify" my custom domain. If I run Mailgun's "Check DNS Records Now" everything comes back green and the status is "Active." I can even send messages from my custom domain with the curl call they provide. However, when I try to send an email from my Rails app using ActionMailer I get:

问题 I am having trouble working out how I can send multiple inline messages using the Mailgun api, from a Python app using the requests library. Currently I have (using jinja2 for templates and flask as the webframework, hosted on Heroku): def EmailFunction(UserEmail): Sender = 'testing@test.co.uk' Subject = 'Hello World' Text = '' name = re.sub('@.*','',UserEmail) html = render_template('GenericEmail.html', name=name) images = [] imageloc = os.path.join(dirname, 'static') images.append(open(os

问题 I have followed through the tutorials and set up the GCP firewalls for both ingress and outgress on the port 2525. Running the code locally on my machine successfully sends the email however, deploying the project to App Engine Standard (Java runtime) does not throw an error but also does not send the email. I also have a GCP VM instance that is also able to send the email. Does anyone know what could be causing this? Dependencies : Dependencies String email = "target@email.com"; String API

问题 I Am able to send emails off this web server I am on a shared web server using godaddy, and it's been awesome for me in a number of ways. I host two aspects of my website on here: a public wordpress site and an employee intranet. That's right, it has two aspects, with my custom built intranet being hosted next to a wordpress site. I CAN send emails. The way I can send emails is via the Mailgun plugin for wordpress. As far as I can tell, this is the ONLY way my web server is sending emails

问题 I am trying to implement an endpoint to receive email from the mailgun.com API. Basically, when an email is sent to the mailing list, they call your endpoint https://host/messages/ with a POST request. The problem is that they do not use standard REST and some of the keys contain hyphens. This is an example of the request I receive: { 'Date': [ 'Fri, 26 Apr 2013 11:50:29 -0700' ], 'From': [ 'Bob <bob@sandbox9cbe4c2829ed44e98c8ebd0c26129004.mailgun.org>' ], 'Sender': [ 'bob

问题 I have the following Meteor code, with Meteor's default Mailgun SMTP settings: Email.send({ to: "customer@gmail.com, from: "company@gmail.com", replyTo: "company@gmail.com", subject: 'Test', text: "Test" }); The email sends fine, but when the customer clicks "reply" in Gmail, it replies to "customer@gmail.com" instead of "company@gmail.com". 回答1: Make sure you're not hitting "reply all" instead of "reply". I have just tested and it's working as expected on my end with the latest meteor and