Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Problem with the Module "email"
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@CyruS1337 With gmail you have to create an application key on gmail itself. Your email account password would not work.
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@mumblebaj said in Problem with the Module "email":
@CyruS1337 With gmail you have to create an application key on gmail itself. Your email account password would not work.
And how do I create an application key myself? :-/
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@CyruS1337 In gmail, you need to select the Google Apps menu:
Next click on Account. On the left hand side click on Security.
On the right Select App Passwords and create a password for your app. Copy that key into your mirror where you need to enter the password and that should work. -
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Sorry if I ask again, but unfortunately I can not find it. So I go like this -> Account -> Security and then I do not find what you mean.
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@CyruS1337 No problem:
When loggin into gmail, on the right hand side there is the “hamburger menu”:
When you click that you get a list of apps, select Account from there. On the left click security:
On the right you will see Signing into Google. Click on the “>” on the line “App Passwords”
On the next screen enter your password and then on the next screen you will be able to create the key.
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i don’t see that on my console… I see
password use your phone 2-step verification
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@sdetweil Strange. I had to generate a key to get email to work. Not sure why you guys don’t see the option.
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Maybe because your 2FA is turned off. -
@mumblebaj yes, had to turn on 2fa… hate that
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I do not see it either. I see the same as sdetweil. I’ve also approved third-party apps with account access on this page below.
Can I do something that would help you? Post a log or something. You just have to tell me the command;)
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@CyruS1337 you have to turn on 2 step verification (2 factor authentication aka 2fa)