Jenkins send an email with user named undisclosed-participant with email address "undisclosed-participant#email.invalid".
We've tried changing values in email-ext plugin and still it doesnt work to use a legit user and email address.
How can we change that to use a legit user and an email address ?
Thanks
Go to Manage Jenkins - Configure Systems
Search for "System Admin e-mail address"
Make sure it is NOT empty.
Enter a legit email address.
Save it Rerun job to make sure you get email notification.
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Is there any way to provide change password option to agents, may be somewhere in the settings?
Currently I don't see that enable/disable permission option available for the agents.
On the AWS connect only option we have is forgot password and same can be used for resetting password too, following are the steps for that
Reset your agent or manager password
Use the following steps if you want to change your password, or if you forgot it and need a new one.
If you're an Amazon Connect agent or manager, at the login page,
choose Forgot Password.
Type the characters you see in the image, and then choose Recover
Password.
A message will be sent to your email address with a link that you can
use to reset your password.
Ref: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/connect/latest/adminguide/password-reset.html
Between the Active Directory Plugin and the Build User Vars Plugin i use the email attribute field so we send email messages about jobs after they have run.
Currently Ad is integrated and populates the user's details and the Build user vars plugin takes the email from this user's account to send the mail.
Does anyone know how i can change the AD lookup attribute to something else for email? I did try to manually modify the email on the user's account but it keeps getting reset to the old value. Modifying it in AD isn't an option as i would like to redirect the attribute for all users.
I upgraded to the latest version of the AD plugin which allows modification of email address.
Hi I have ang MVC website wherein there are many accounts. Each account has an email address. Whenever a specific action is done, an email is sent from the email of the user to the email of another account. But whenever I change the email address of a user through the website, the email still gets sent to the old email address. I tried checking the Database and it's already updated there but still it sends to the previous e-add.
I have to do 'iisreset' in command prompt in order for the change to really take place. Can I do this without manually resetting the IIS everytime a change is made?
I hope I made myself clear, and that someone can help me. Thank you!
In my app, there is an email functionality which should send email from an id, which is not configured with mail app. From address will be like noreplyATgmail.com .. some thing like that.
How can I hard code the from address of an email ?
It's impossible to send email from account where user isn't authorised in.
For your aims it's better implement email functionality on server side that could be authorised to send emails from address that you specified.
As per my comment - you can't, you should use reply-to for that, or send a request to a server to send the email. The from gets set from the selected email address you eventually chose to send the email with.
For example:
mailto:email#email.com?subject=Subject&reply-to=noreply#something.com
I don't think there's anyway to do this using MFMailComposeViewController.
I am building an email app in ruby on rails and I had a basic version which just used to send emails using AWS SES but recently I received a mail from AWS team saying that most of the email which I have sent had bounced back and they will discontinue my account if I send emails to the bounced email ids.
Is there any way to verify before sending email to any address that whether that email exists or not and valid or not.
Any gem or work around will help me a lot
The general way to do this is purely from a system design point of view. If you are going to collect an email address from one of your users and send them email periodically, or as events happen etc, then you should first ask them to "verify their email address". This typically involves generating a unique token, putting that into your database, linked with the user, then sending an email containing a URL with that unique token in it. The user clicks the link, which goes to a controller in your Rails application that matches the token against the user. If they can't follow that link, they can't read your emails, so don't send further email to that address.
If you obtained the email addresses through "other means", you're down to setting a Return-Path address on the outgoing email (bounces will be sent here), then checking that mailbox for bounces. I'm also often suspicious of how people happen upon a list of email addresses that didn't come from users consenting to an agreement with your website.
You could use the Mail gem to do this, but you need to know how to set up an SMTP server that pipes the email into your Rails application, which is not straightforward without prior experience. You can also use a variable Return-Path address (VERP), such as <some unique hash>+bounces#your-domain.com, where <some unique hash> references the email address in your system. This takes away the pain of trying to parse and interpret the bounce email, since the address it is sent to tells you who the bounced recipient is.