
Maybe there’s a logical reason for this beyond my knowledge. I don’t understand why change of location would be different, or why it would even work from the office using remote host emails, even though I am using a localhost. However since working from home due to COVID, all be it on the same computer that I bring home, trying to test mail using the same email addresses from our host does not work. So i’ve been able to test with no problem and haven’t needed to pursue with your suggestion of installing a local SMTP server and use the PEAR mail option for authentication.

But more predictably won’t work if I test using gmail, iCloud etc. When I use emails that are provided by our host as dummy customers, the emails seem to send, even though I am testing on a MAMP setup. For some reason when I am in the office and I'm testing our application system that on certain functions fires emails to the customer and back to us. OK so years later I still haven't got this sorted. That's it! hope this is clear enough and that it will help some of you.Build a responsive shopping cart + checkout (my personal setup is to skip the inbox (archive) and add a specific label) Now, here you can actually tweak it as you prefer, but the important thing is to check never send it to spam so that you will always be able to see the emails that you'd like to test.Add a new filter and set it up to affect all the emails to Click continue to go to the next screen.In accounts and import, add another account to use as alias (in my case is Once this is done, go to filters tab.go to the top right cog icon and then go to settings.
MAMP PRO POSTFIX GMAIL PC
Login to you gmail account from your pc.I'm gonna explain this as well as it may be useful for a beginner

I'm using it, and it is actually working nicely.Īfter this, I made a couple of adjustment in my gmail inbox, adding an alias and a filter.

MAMP PRO POSTFIX GMAIL INSTALL

I'm gonna explain it here in a detailed step-to-step tutorial. Ok, if someone is interested in this, i finally found a way to make it work.
