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Email settings are not updating after installing uvdesk on the Website #309

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ashraf-kabir opened this issue Oct 1, 2020 · 14 comments
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@ashraf-kabir
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Email settings are not updating after installing uvdesk on the Website

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after adding the swift mailer the email settings are not updating

@manjunathpm
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manjunathpm commented Oct 3, 2020

Even I am having the same issue.
/support/public/en/member/email/xhr/settings
I can see 403 error. But the server has enabled PUT and GET request

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manjunathpm commented Oct 3, 2020

The above error got solved by adding this line on .htaccess
Require all granted
inside public folder

@ashraf-kabir
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@manjunathpm no brother, it didn't work.

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@ashraf-kabir

Check your console first it will show you the error for post request.

Most probably it is due to file permission you need to enable read/write(By Chmod -R 777 ./file path) access for uvdesk.yaml, swiftmailer.yaml and uvdesk_mailbox.yaml file under config->packages of your project.

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@papnoisanjeev but it is hosted on the web

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papnoisanjeev commented Oct 5, 2020

@ashraf-kabir

You need to ask your hosting provider to provide read/write permission for files under config->packages of your project If you are unable to do so.

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ashraf-kabir commented Oct 5, 2020

@papnoisanjeev so is this the reason behind not sending/receiving email?

(Because in my case when a new user opens a new ticket s/he is not receiving account opening/confirmation email.)

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@ashraf-kabir

Yes, It is possible as you are not able to update your email setting due to file permission issue so email part is not working on your helpdesk you can see error on your console when updating email setting in post request.

Provide the permission to files as suggested previously and then update email setting and try.

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Hi, I had the same issue.
Are you using special character in email or password?

I never know well how I resolved this issue but I have this issue every time I setup UVdesk.

Also I don't think the UVdesk guide and suggestion from the team to give file permission to 777 is a good idea as in my knowledge giving file permission to 777 can create security issues.

@PeopleInside
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This issue is caused by the need to clear cache from SSH console.
#382

@chanpilli
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how to enable permissions on windows

@PeopleInside
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@chanpilli what permission?
I'm on linux (Centos) so I may be unable to help you.
Do you mean file permission? Are you facing any issue for asking this?

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chanpilli commented Nov 3, 2021 via email

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@chanpilli I think GitHub is a place where report bugs or feature requests.

For support you can use the official forum: https://forums.uvdesk.com/ or https://github.com/uvdesk/community-skeleton/discussions

Your issue is that email don't get converted into ticket?
If you open a topic please add more details like the PHP version used, the version of UVdesk used, maybe some steps you followed, screenshots.

If the issue is related to ticket not created when fetching the issue can be wrong site URL.
For example has been discussed here: https://forums.uvdesk.com/topic/2006/not-create-the-ticket-from-email/11

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