@cholland,
It’s working fine for me on 2 live installs. So, looking at the 2 issues:
1/ Emails are only sent to admin, is that from looking an an email log? Have you go the number of recipients per email set to 1?
2/ To clarify, your main post content is duplicated into a comment area in the same post? And it’s not a pingback or trackback? I don’t think that’s Subscribe2 as my code does not insert data into the comments table.
Looking at the email log (yes set to 1) I see that everything is sent. However, no one is recieving and that is confirmed with multiple recipients.
Yes, the exact post shows up in the comments area directly after posting.
looks like below
TAIP Teacher MA Ed – International PD Lottery | Tokyo Association of International Preschools
tokyopreschools.org/new/taip-teacher-ma-ed-intern…
216.97.236.30
Submitted on 2014/02/07 at 10:39 am
[…] Register to Seminar/Event […]
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Register to Seminar/Event
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besides that the 1 email that does come is sent to the email registerd in the status notifications area in the WP status notifier plugin which is not the same as the admin in general settings
additionally the plugins I use are;
contact form 7
custom link widget
duplicate post
email log
export users to csv
social media auto publish
Ustream
Wordpress.com importer
Wordpress importer
WP status notifier
wpsubpages redirect
WP survey and quiz tool
@cholland,
You log confirms that Subscribe2 is generating the emails and passing them to the functions that should send the emails. You need to ask your hosting provider why they are being blocked. They can review the web error logs. You might want to try an SMTP plugin before asking them (like Configure SMTP).
I’m not sure why you are getting the post duplicated in the comments – try disabling other plugins and see if you can find the culprit, I can’t imagine how it’s Subscribe2.
It was working up until the beginning ofJanuary. Only thing that changed was a few updates with WP and Subscribe 2, anyway will try the disable pluginroute
@cholland,
slight correction – the only thing you changed was the updates. Your hosting provider may have updated PHP, MySQL and amended or implemented new policies on the server in order to ensure maximum uptime. They do all of this every day without your knowledge.
