Feel free to delete this entire thread lol.

@girish said in EspoCRM 9.1.0 fresh install not sending email (system email): @ChicagoGregg @Thimm I pushed a fix for this yesterday. Can you please update the app and check? Works for me as well ! Thanks, -gregg

Or add the option present in some other apps to not let Cloudron manage email for EspoCRM.

@Thimm thanks, I have put your notes here - https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/espocrm/#uninstalling-extension

Yes, that worked perfectly. Thank you!

@joseph thank you. my bad, didn't think about this simple test. The question is irrelevant now.

@nebulon Thank you for your response, I have reset it according to your instructions and it is working.

@zonzonzon apparently, we added these manually when we installed EspoCRM. @shrey I have added a doc note for the fix - https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/espocrm/#cron-jobs

@marcusquinn Yes.. I tried to copy and paste that url, but it seems part of a redirection process, so pasted urls seems to be not good (or expired)...

@p44 this was a bug in how cloudron parses names. I have added a workaround in https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/8a63f0368e5573014739d4c31ea9c2d53ac00701 for the next Cloudron release.

@nebulon Thank's a lot

Any screenshots/error message will help.

Nope it was not default in order to either feth emails or send mass emails and for some notifications you have to create a cron job

@micmc the issue is related to the espocrm cloud hosting, so we are not affected

@girish You are 100% correct. Turned off proxied mode and it works fine now. Real Doh moment. Thanks for the help!

I checked this again, but it seems that the public directory has a bunch of code. root@d66257ab-b6ad-4648-acf5-f1dbc2281a80:/app/code/7.2.7/public# find . . ./oauth-callback.php ./robots.txt ./index.php ./web.config ./api ./api/v1 ./api/v1/.htaccess ./api/v1/portal-access ./api/v1/portal-access/.htaccess ./api/v1/portal-access/index.php ./api/v1/index.php ./portal ./portal/.htaccess ./portal/index.php ./install ./install/img ./install/img/devices.png ./install/js ./install/js/install.js ./install/css ./install/css/install.css ./install/index.php Do you remember what extension writes where? Is it in a subdirectory under public or does it write straight under public itself?

@robi Looks We already have EspoCRM Email way more advanced than that.