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I'm trying to send verification emails when someone fills a form on my website and I'm achieving this using nodemailer.

And my node.js code looks like this:

I have setup my environment for Sakai 19.0 from source following the guide on https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=109772882.

However when I try to build the source as detailed in 4.0 of the guide I am getting an error. Below are the logs with debug switched on:

Im currently writing a simple nodejs application. One of the features is to send email by cron job using hapi & nodemailer.

The app ran successfully with transporter such as

I have a big problem with setting up the nodemailer on my node.js server. Tried everthing I found on the internet but nothing works. The only thing that was easy to setup was the gmail service. but unfortunately I cannot use that one.

With secure set to true, i get an ssl error with the reason wrong version code.

Hope you are well. I am in the middle of working on an application that uses express and nodemailer. My application sends emails successfully, but the issue is, is that I cannot send the emails off one at a time in a manner that I'd like. I do not want to put an array of addresses into the 'to' field, I'd like each e-mail out individually.

I have succeeded in this, however there is an issue. It seems Microsoft has written some kind of limit that prevents applications from having more than a certain number of connections at a time. (link with explanation at end of document of post.)

I have tried to get around this by a number of expedients. Not all of which I'll trouble you with. The majority of them involve setInterval() and either map or forEach. I do not intend to send all that many e-mails - certainly not any to flirt with any kind of standard. I do not even want any HTML in my emails. Just plain text. When my application sends out 2/3 e-mails however, I encounter their error message (response code 432).

Below you will see my code.

• As you can see, I'm at the point where I've even been willing to try adding my incrementer into setInterval, as if changing the interval the e-mails fire at will actually help.
• Right now, this is sending out some e-mails, but I'm eventually encountering that block. This usually happens around 2/3 e-mails. It is strangely inconsistent however.

This is the first relevant section of my code.

I am using nodejs with nodemailer for sending emails to users.

I have a list of users like this :-

I just set up my glitch project with a contact form and im trying to get it to send an email to me when someone fills out the form. The issue that I am having is that the server logs in console that the message has been sent with no errors but I never receive the email. You can find the code at https://glitch.com/edit/#!/gamesalt-dev?path=packages%2FPOSTroutes.js%3A2%3A39 and the contact form can be found at https://gamesalt-dev.glitch.me/.

I'm doing an app with React/NodeJS,

In the app, there's the Contact Page with a form with 3 input fields : email, object and message, In the email field, the user puts his email address to be contacted later by the recipient (me), I succeeded to send the mail and the object on my email address,but in the sender space of my Gmail I get my mail and not the mail from the input field,

How can I get the mail from the sender in the mail ?

Here's my code :

I'm very new to cloud functions but have set up a couple of firestore cloud functions & got them working sending emails to individuals when their user document is created or updates but I really want to send emails to each user when a document is added to another collection (it's a react app displaying videos - I want to update all subscribed users when a new video is added). I can restructure the db if necessary but it currently has users and videos as the only 2 root level collections.

I've tried using .get() to the users collection to collect all their email addresses to put in the 'to' field of the email, but I just get an error saying 'db.get() is not a function'. After researching I found a couple of things to try but both got the same error: