Ruby on Rails
Sunday, August 2, 2015
On 08/02/2015 01:29 AM, sanoy wrote:
--Random issue with my ruby on rails application out of the blue. I'm getting a 501 error each time a user tries to submit the form. This error does not occur when I'm running the app locally, it only occurs when I push to Heroku.
> heroku logs --tail(The error shows up below)
Net::SMTPSyntaxError (501 Sender syntax err$│app/controllers/contact_controller.rb:38:$
def tour_create@message = Message.new(params[:message])@message.type = "Tour"@message.save
if @message.valid?UserMailer.tour_signup(@message).deliverflash[:notice] = "Thank you for your interest in You'll receive an email from us confirming your participation in this Thursday's tour within 24- 48 hours."redirect_to("/tour/confirmed")elseflash.now.alert = "Please fill all fields."render :tour_newendend
>usermailer.rb
class UserMailer < ActionMailer::Basedefault from: "string"def tour_signup(message)@message = messagemail(:to => message.email,:cc => "string that is an email goes here",:subject => message.first_name + ", Let's Tour This Wednesday")enddef orientation_signup(message, date)@message = message@date = datemail(:to => message.email,:cc => "email",:subject => message.first_name + ",string that gets sent to users inbox)enddef ask_a_question(message)@message = messagemail(:to => "emailstringgoes here",:subject => message.first_name + " Has A Question")enddef trial_kickoff_confirmation_to_user(message, type)@message = message@date = message.event_time.strftime("%l:%M %P, on %A, %B %-d")@type = typetype_subject = type.split.map(&:capitalize).join(' ')mail(:to => message.email,:subject => "Your #{type_subject} Has Been Scheduled!")enddef trial_kickoff_confirmation_to_hosts(message, type)@message = message@date = message.event_time.strftime("%l:%M %P, on %A, %B %-d")@type = typetype_subject = type.split.map(&:capitalize).join(' ')if type == 'kick-off day'email = 'email'elseemail = 'email'endmail(:to => email,:subject => "#{type_subject} for " + message.first_name + " " + message.last_name)enddef new_member_from_batchbook(member, password)@member = member@password = passwordmail(:to => @email,#:cc => "emailgoes here string",)enddef member_import_notification message, status@message = message@status = statusmail(:to => 'email@string.com',#:cc => "email@string.com",)enddef no_new_member_notificationmail(:to => 'email@string.com',#:cc => "email@string.com",:subject => "Import ran. No new members!")endend
> .ruby-env
bash -c 'echo "POSTMARK_API_TOKEN=`heroku config:get POSTMARK_API_TOKEN`" >> .env'bash -c 'echo "POSTMARK_SMTP_SERVER=`heroku config:get POSTMARK_SMTP_SERVER`" >> .env'bash -c 'echo "POSTMARK_INBOUND_ADDRESS=`heroku config:get POSTMARK_INBOUND_ADDRESS`" >> .env'
> Procfile> web: bundle exec rails server -p 3000
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I had a similar problem (four years ago). The problem involved the setup of the active mailer, (in my case with GoDaddy) that I never was able to resolve until I switched to gmail. I can't remember exactly what the setup was, but it matched the values I found on the web for Rails to Gmail.
Good luck.
Don Z
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