Failed to add recipient: - SMTP error 550

[Piotr Szotkowski]

The domain of the MAIL FROM command gets set to Email Domain field of Administer CiviCRM → Edit Domain Information (CiviCRM 1.7 and previous) / Administer CiviCRM → CiviMail → Domain Information (CiviCRM 1.8).

[bubbasheeko]

So what is the suggestion here.  I am not sure what you want me to look at probably because it is late.

Thanks,

Kevin

[Piotr Szotkowski]

If in your case the MAIL FROM and RCPT TO don’t get set, first make sure you put the proper info in the right field of the Send Mailing wizard and the configuration (which you most probably do).

Then try to debug where CiviCRM loses this information, starting from CRM_Mailing_Form_Test::testMail() (in the file of CRM/Mailing/Form/Test.php).

[bubbasheeko]

Hey Piotr,

I have to ask the simplest way of doing this.  I am competent in programming, I am still learning PHP and not to mention, I am still trying to figure out the inward workings of civicrm.

I have tried to have it throw up the variable results, but it will not show them.  I have used echo and print on the variables.  What would be the easiest way of showing the results on screen?

Thanks,

Kevin

[Donald Lobo]

to print a variable called foo, we use:

CRM_Core_Error::debug( 'foo', $foo );
exit( );

add the exit( ); statement if you dont see the debug output (which depends on if its  POST or a GET and how u've setup your web server etc

lobo

[bubbasheeko]

I gave up on trying to track down the issue and moved toward testing 1.8.  What ever you have changed in 1.8, it fixed the issue. 

New issue to report - See thread "1.8 Alpha 10427 - Civimail - Click Next clears email upload box"

[linkx]

Did you ever resolve this? I'm having the same issue.