Good Day,
I downloaded the latest version, configured my mail settings, however, when doing tests, its constantly states queue's successful and nothing else, what am I missing?

  • johnny

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Did you install via the script and what OS did you use?

I downloaded the ZIP from Github, and uploaded to a cPanel platform from where I have extracted and configured everything.

    Bigbug
    I understand this, however I don't have a VM that is available, So I am am making use of a Web ISP and have installed in via a sub domain, So, I don't have the tools or access to install it via SSH.
    So I made use of the ZIP file provided via GitHub, extracted it in the cPanel Sub domain folder, and followed the on screen instructions to setup the company.

        Corneb This is not a supported installation. but we can try to figure it out, i guess it's because cron isn't setup?

            Bigbug

            Cron is working, if this is not a supported version, then I will try and trouble shoot to see how it can be fixe

                Corneb Are time zones set correctly?

                send an email and see if the queued time matches up with your local time

                    Bigbug

                    Appreciate the assistance, Although Cron is enabled and working, the service only pointed to the folder where the Cron scripts are located, for some reason it did not action, I have manually added the rule to point to the mail queue cron job, and its now running…
                    thanks again, sometimes its just a little guidance that enables to one to look at alternatives…

                        • Bigbug

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                        Corneb You're welcome! it's always good to see people try out new things with ITFlow
                        But unfortunately things might break in the future with your setup, so i won't recommend it for production use

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