Email for pocketbase

[JesperBllnbm]

Wow such a quick response time! Thanks that cleared it

[james]

Hello @jesperbllnbm
Always happy to help.

[JesperBllnbm]

Hi @James - I do have 1 more question. Is it normal that the container restart (stop->start, using the cloudron dashboard) resets the email port? After a restart I am back to 587, is there a way to persist this configuration?

Thanks in advance!

[james]

Hello @jesperbllnbm
I will look into it.

[james]

Hello @jesperbllnbm
I was able to reproduce this issue.
An app update will be avaible soon to fix the issue.

[nebulon]

The new package is out

[JesperBllnbm]

amazing turn around time

[Valexico]

Hi
I don't succeed to make pocketbase work with cloudron SMTP
I always end up with timeout errors

What am I missing

[Valexico]

Hmm it appears that when sending test email, pocketbase is showing timeout but after a while I do receive the test email in my inbox.
This slow response also make login very slow because pocketbase is trying to sen email alerts. I am not sure where can be the problem.

From pocketbase point of view, the email request gave timeout
From user point of view the login time is slow (~30 seconds maybe) -> workround : disable login alerts
But emails do get sent at the end ? At least test emails

[james]

Hello @valexico
Thanks for reporting this.
I am looking into it.

[james]

This behaviour is very odd.
Sometimes it sends, sometimes it does not, but always the send test email times out.
As if there is an internal event / cron handler that does not work correctly and only if you hit the perfect time frame to send a test mail it actually sends

Many times it fails the send test mail only to send the mail after the failed attempt anyway.
I observed this in the mail service logs and the debug log of pocketbase.

There must be something going in internally that is creating this issue.

[robi]

Could it be hitting throttling limits?

[james]

Hello @robi

The Cloudron mail server was not throttling, I ensured that.