My server version's are :
versions:
24ee74e5f974a518aa1cc8b06e7addb3be6b4690 (v1.3.3-2-g24ee74e)
5cc6fd79d112ce36d6298c61bb8817689c4c323b client (v1.3.2)
1d1a3a59969e61383da74119e405e67778b7a170 server (v1.3.3)
Now, after stopping support of Less Secure App on Gmail(https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255?hl=en). Now, the reset password button. is not working for my Gmail.
If you can guide me on how can I use default EXIM then please let me know.
Hello @yanokwa is there a possibility to in future have all mails from central (whether on Google cloud or self-hosted) reference a standard SMTP server that will see mails not ending up in the spams folder. So, end users will just specify addresses they want to channel mails to.
Email sounds like a simple technology, but in practice there are many things that can cause message delivery issues. Our Users aren't receiving emails troubleshooting write up explains why in greater detail.
One of the benefits of getting an ODK Cloud subscription is that we partner with trusted email delivery platforms to ensure that password resets don't get marked as spam. Further, we isolate every customer's account so that if Customer A's messages get marked as spam, Customer B's messages will still be delivered. We continuously monitor deliverability and make adjustments as needed.
Making this functionality available to ODK users who are self-hosting is something we explored, but it would be costly for us to build and run. It's also not sensible, because those users could just as easily configure Central to use one of the many email delivery platforms that already exist. We provide instructions at https://docs.getodk.org/central-install-digital-ocean/#central-install-digital-ocean-custom-mail.
If you are having deliverability issues with Central's built in mail-server, try Mailjet as the documentation suggests. It is free if you are sending less than 200 emails a day.