TrueNAS-Scale 22.02.2
I am trying to use my iCloud email to get my reports and alerts when tasks are completed or need action. I have used the settings from Apples Support Article https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202304. I can get |TEST EMAIL SENT| when testing the settings, but my sent mail remains empty and I do not receive the email. I tried using a old gmail account to send the email and it worked fine using the Google oauth setting. (See attachment) I was hoping for some assistance on what to do to use the iCloud email as it is helpful for my reports.
I setup the iCloud email first. I used my Apple ID and password and had gotten Auth errors. I then remembered per June 15 2017 and third party app needs an App Specific Password. So I generated one of those, and that auth error went away. I get no error when task mail.send is activated. The email sent it is never delivered to my inbox. I tested the GMail OAuth to see if it’s just a system thing or if I am missing something. The email sent with the GMail OAuth perfectly fine as we see in the provided screenshot of the GMail. So the next step is figuring out where I am going wrong the iCloud.
I am trying to use my iCloud email to get my reports and alerts when tasks are completed or need action. I have used the settings from Apples Support Article https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202304. I can get |TEST EMAIL SENT| when testing the settings, but my sent mail remains empty and I do not receive the email. I tried using a old gmail account to send the email and it worked fine using the Google oauth setting. (See attachment) I was hoping for some assistance on what to do to use the iCloud email as it is helpful for my reports.
I setup the iCloud email first. I used my Apple ID and password and had gotten Auth errors. I then remembered per June 15 2017 and third party app needs an App Specific Password. So I generated one of those, and that auth error went away. I get no error when task mail.send is activated. The email sent it is never delivered to my inbox. I tested the GMail OAuth to see if it’s just a system thing or if I am missing something. The email sent with the GMail OAuth perfectly fine as we see in the provided screenshot of the GMail. So the next step is figuring out where I am going wrong the iCloud.