Emails won't send after Pure docker setup

[Aznlilly]

I used the docker builder setup to create a website, then I migrated to a pure docker setup with a compose file after exporting my database. Emails won't send now using the tool. I think maybe something is wrong with the pure docker setup and emailing or something went wrong with me restoring the database after moving servers and I need to do something to unbreak it.

 

[Barry]

You will need to use an external SMTP provider.

 

[Aznlilly]

I am using an external provider, they don't send at all, nothing happens.

 

[Barry]

I am using an external provider, they don't send at all, nothing happens.

Do you have logs you can share with us?

What provider? Appropriate ports open, etc?

 

[Aznlilly]

It's the pure docker setup. Checking the docker logs doesn't show anything when I try to send test emails. The ports are open. I can send emails from the container using telnet.

 

[Rodolfo]

There's a test email tool under Dashboard settings, what you get there?

 

[Aznlilly]

Nothing happens what so ever.

 

[Rodolfo]

Nothing happens what so ever.

Show me a video.

 

[Aznlilly]

 

[Rodolfo]

Pay attention to the browser console log while testing email. The HTTP request may contain details about the issue.

 

[Aznlilly]

Yeah I get errors.

tools:1  Mixed Content: The page at 'https://photos.pixelhumble.com/dashboard/settings/tools' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure XMLHttpRequest endpoint 'http://photos.pixelhumble.com/json/?auth_token=114ea4c31a014d8685f4a7f6bfe002711f4b3fee&email=test-qfjph5j6o%40srv1.mail-tester.com&action=testEmail&_=1723473100424'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
chevereto.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:1  Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'status_code')
    at Object.<anonymous> (chevereto.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:1:13956)
    at u (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:2:21080)
    at Object.fireWith (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:2:21883)
    at n (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:4:1218)
    at XMLHttpRequest.n (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:4:6840)

chevereto.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:1  Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'status_code')
    at Object.<anonymous> (chevereto.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:1:13956)
    at u (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:2:21080)
    at Object.fireWith (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:2:21883)
    at n (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:4:1218)
    at XMLHttpRequest.n (scripts.min.js?a8ae891fee3f029670061a690b906444:4:6840)

These show up in the browser console when I send the test email.

 

[Rodolfo]

but requested an insecure XMLHttpRequest endpoint

It is saying that there are HTTPS issues, mind checking the related ENV. The system is trying for HTTP instead of HTTPS, could be a wrong setup or some redirect causing to try http.

 

[Aznlilly]

It is saying that there are HTTPS issues, mind checking the related ENV. The system is trying for HTTP instead of HTTPS, could be a wrong setup or some redirect causing to try http.

I don't mind checking the ENV but I am not 100% sure what that means.

ENV CHEVERETO_DB_HOST=mariadb \
    CHEVERETO_DB_NAME=chevereto \
    CHEVERETO_DB_PASS=user_database_password \
    CHEVERETO_DB_USER=chevereto \
    CHEVERETO_ERROR_LOG=/dev/stderr \
    CHEVERETO_MAX_EXECUTION_TIME_SECONDS=30 \
    CHEVERETO_MAX_MEMORY_SIZE=512M \
    CHEVERETO_MAX_POST_SIZE=64M \
    CHEVERETO_MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE=64M \
    CHEVERETO_SERVICING=docker \
    CHEVERETO_SESSION_SAVE_HANDLER=files \
    CHEVERETO_SESSION_SAVE_PATH=/tmp

Should I update the docker compose url to include https://

 

[Rodolfo]

It is trying http for some reason, but if everywhere else is doing https then there could be a mixed content issue in the settings page.

I just tested this on my docker infra and works without issues, you should explicit use https everywhere.