I have used the notification portion of SpotCollector for several years and suddenly the process no longer works.

SpotCollector still sends the email correctly but I am getting an error in my gmail account trying to send an email to 5135039901@.... The error that I get in Gmail is below. I DON'T believe that this is a DXLab issue, but I was hoping that someone else has experienced this. The research that I have done indicates it is a blacklist issue for the Google Gmail server.

Thanks!

+ AA6YQ comments below

I have used the notification portion of SpotCollector for several years and suddenly the process no longer works.

SpotCollector still sends the email correctly but I am getting an error in my gmail account trying to send an email to 5135039901@.... The error that I get in Gmail is below. I DON'T believe that this is a DXLab issue, but I was hoping that someone else has experienced this. The research that I have done indicates it is a blacklist issue for the Google Gmail server.

+ Attachments are not conveyed here, so you'll have to paste or type the error message for us to see it.

+ I suggest engaging with Google email support. If you do so, please report the outcome here.

         73,

               Dave, AA6YQ

I did contact google support. The issue occurred due to the email server NIC IP address that was being used for my outgoing spots was black listed. They had a request in to get it cleared up. Eventually, after 4 weeks, it has been cleared.

The Spotcollector notifications are working as they should. As a side note, there were approximately 35 that were in the queue and it took several hours for all of them to flush through.

Bill

+ AA6YQ comments below

I did contact google support. The issue occurred due to the email server NIC IP address that was being used for my outgoing spots was black listed. They had a request in to get it cleared up. Eventually, after 4 weeks, it has been cleared.

+ Good!

The Spotcollector notifications are working as they should. As a side note, there were approximately 35 that were in the queue and it took several hours for all of them to flush through.

+ I just reviewed the responsible code for sending email announcements. There are no "delays"; the performance you report is the result of the speed of outgoing email processing on your system.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

Once the 10 initial attempts to send fail, gmail puts them in a loop for the next 48 hours. Not sure what the frequency is after that.

Anyway...all is working as it should

As always, you are a "Great man to have in a storm" - Just like Tom West

Bill - AJ8B

+ AA6YQ comments below

Once the 10 initial attempts to send fail, gmail puts them in a loop for the next 48 hours. Not sure what the frequency is after that.

Anyway...all is working as it should

As always, you are a "Great man to have in a storm" - Just like Tom West

+ That, he was.

       Dave