Oct 5th, 2009, 9:20 PM
Heya,
A few things spring to mind, but I'm not sure what's more likely:
1. Are you sending the same email address? If so, try switching it up and using a different one just for testing purposes. This would at least eliminate an overzealous spam filter as the cause.
2. Are you using the Swift Mailer plugin, or the out-the-box email solution (i.e. you did no extra configuration)? It's possible that the server just changed and no longer permits sending emails through either the SMTP account you specified or the default mail() function.
3. Did you change the email templates at all? If you haven't already tried it, try sending the test email with only text and/or html - but not both. Some systems don't like sending multipart emails.
Let me know how it goes...!
- Ben
A few things spring to mind, but I'm not sure what's more likely:
1. Are you sending the same email address? If so, try switching it up and using a different one just for testing purposes. This would at least eliminate an overzealous spam filter as the cause.
2. Are you using the Swift Mailer plugin, or the out-the-box email solution (i.e. you did no extra configuration)? It's possible that the server just changed and no longer permits sending emails through either the SMTP account you specified or the default mail() function.
3. Did you change the email templates at all? If you haven't already tried it, try sending the test email with only text and/or html - but not both. Some systems don't like sending multipart emails.
Let me know how it goes...!
- Ben