What is your Local Server running on? If a PC then it’s firewall or AntiVirus can possibly cause issues.
Also, there was something a while back about email not working due to the type of java implementation used. I don’t recall the details and am busy right now, so you will need to search the forum for references to that.
Ahhh, well you may need to ask them about it then… as well as looking into what java version and implementation. Did you follow the directions on that or pick your own java source.
I changed the port to 25, and the log shows the following message.
14:58:34.041 ERROR- Error sending email auth token to user : *************@**.com. Error: 535-5.7.8 Username and Password not accepted. Learn more at
535 5.7.8 https://support.google.com/mail/?p=BadCredentials d18sm35544759pfj.47 - gsmtp
This is great news. if you can telnet to it, it means you have connectivity. Keep troubleshooting, https://www.smtper.net/. Im guessing its with you’re user-auth or tls.
With the help of everyone, after a day of hard work, I finally solved this problem. I did the following action
1, I replaced the cloud server that supports gmail
2, I restarted my cloud server
I restarted my entire cloud server, which is stupid.
Next time I will use the method you introduced, use the following command to restart the server:
1.ps -aux | grep java
2.username 10539 1.0 12.1 3325808 428948 pts/76 Sl Jan22 9:11 java -jar server-0.41.0.jar
3.kill 10539
Thank you again, it is your hard work and is changing the world.Wishing better and better @Gunner @Dmitriy @Pavlo @Ivennard, etc.