When the Apple logo appears, release both buttons.
On an iPad with a Home button: Press and hold the top button and the Home button at the same time. Assuming that you are using IMAP mailboxes (or Exchange mailboxes if connecting to Corporate email) no mail messages will be lost all email is retained on the mail server(s).Īfter deleting the email accounts from your iPad, force-restart the iPad: Unless you know what you’re doing, this will likely compound any problems you have.įor simplicity, I suggest that you delete all email accounts from your iPad. 
In short - I recommend that you don’t attempt to select an alternative SMTP server from the list. What worked for me may not work for you but there’s only one way to find out.Okay. Something to keep in mind is that most of the articles I read did things slightly differently. I will say I had trouble initially locating the Postfix error log on Sierra but this post shared the following command which helped: log stream -predicate '(process = "smtpd") || (process = "smtp")' -info If not, check the Postfix queue by running mailq or tail /var/log/mail.log from the command line. Run this command:ĭate | mail -s "Test Email" again to see if you see the test email.
Finally, send a test email to see if everything is working. To load your changes, stop and start Postfix with this command:. If any of the previous keys exist in your configuration, comment them out. Add this to the bottom of the config file:. Postfix is a mail server and alternative to the widely-used Sendmail program. Back in Terminal, we’ll need to edit a Postfix config file. To check if MailHog is running, open in your internet browser. With MailHog installed, you’ll need to start it now by running this command:. To install Mailhog, run the following command: Fortunately, Homebrew is super easy to install. First, I used a package manager for macOS called Homebrew. To get MailHog setup on my Mac, I followed a few different articles and these are the steps that worked for me. 
In a nutshell, MailHog lets you view your outgoing email in a web UI. I’ve found numerous articles online which talk about how to setup an SMTP relay by using Gmail but I’m not crazy about having my Gmail username and password stored in plaintext in a config file on my Mac. I’ve triggered some scripts, whether it be account registration or password reset, which generate emails but I’ve been unable to view them. I have MAMP installed on my Mac and have been working on some WordPress sites locally.
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