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Hi,
I am trying to setup up email piping and followed all instructions. My primary domain name emails are being handled through gsuite so I created a subdomain so that it has direct access to the pipe file.I have tried both email piping and piping through pop3 and none seem to work. I have forward emails from reply@subdomain.domain.com {acutal values hidden for privacy} and pointed them to my wordpress directory of where the file is located. I have tried the default directory and I have also tried placing the file in the root directory of /wp-content/
The email is correctly pointing to the file. When I create a new message both from the [front-end-pm] and [fep_shortcode_new_message_form to=”{current-post-author}” subject=”{current-post-title}”] shortcodes
The recipients receive an email notification from admin@domain.com email and when they hit reply, the email is sent to reply@subdomain.domain.com {acutal values hidden for privacy}
After that nothing happens. I don’t get a Email Delivery Fail either from the gmail inbox.
I am not sure what I need to reconfigure at this point. Please advise.
Can you access inbox of that reply email?If you send an email to your reply@subdomain.domain.com do you receive that email if you access that inbox?
Can you send me full error email you are receiving when deliever failed? (You can change domain/personal info)
Do you use any security plugin which block direct file access? You can deactivate security plugin for testing if that works.
You can also setup POP3 which works in most of the websites if not all. It query for new emails every hour (may change in future). So after sending reply you have to wait an hour to see if working.
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