Not sure what to say about this one. We’ve been experiencing issues with the Gmail module for at least the past week. The 535 error presents itself, despite there being a valid connection in place.
There is nothing wrong with the username and password, but the scenario acts as if the credentials were changed. I’m aware of the Outlook module “swapping” users under the hood, but this error is a strange one.
Any ideas, people? Thank you in advance!
This is probably an anti spam mechanism built into gmail. Maybe try an alternative emailer built to send bulk email like mailgun?
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Very interesting, any idea how this is triggered? Is the Gmail module not designed for bulk messages? Mailgun could well work, I have been experimenting with a system called Nylas so could probably send via a HTTP module with POST.
Definitely not. It’s for personal and work use.
