I tried sending emails to some fake addresses, but there is no errors
thrown and mails bounced.
So I can't know if an email is sent successfully or not.
If an email is not sent successfully, gae should tell developers what
happened, right?
On Sep 13, 1:05 am, nischalshetty
The mail api may not send the email immediately, I'd imagine it hits a
queue first. So it can't throw an error on bad email addresses. The
only solution is to return bounced emails via the return-path. GAE
has never supported sending the user bounced emails. If you need this
functionality you
Hi Tapir,
There's no way for the mail API to determine if an email address is valid
synchronously (before the call returns). If the domain exists and has an MX
record, the only way to determine if the address is valid is to send the
message to it - and sending email is something that happens
Tapir,
We use the same system. After a week we delete all records without
activation enabled. Nothing to do about it.
Make it clear in the form that the user has to enter a valid email address.
We have a rate of 10% not activated.
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I like to make people enter their email address twice, like a
password. It's amazing how many people misspell their own email.
On Sep 12, 9:27 am, de Witte wd.dewi...@gmail.com wrote:
Tapir,
We use the same system. After a week we delete all records without
activation enabled. Nothing to do
I had once read in one of the threads here that email from gae gets marked
as spam on yahoo. Apart from that, it was also mentioned by one of the GAE
devs not to rely on this for mission critical emails. There are other
services that would suffice your need.
Having said that, have you tried
