Hi Guys,

I’m working on an app on my localhost, the Django API is setup with https etc, but when I try sending an email it rspam lists my IP address on Spamhaus PBL.

How do I whitelist my Machine’s IP so that I can test locally before deploying to my server later on. This way I can use the same approach to whitelist my API backend hosted on an EC2 instance when I go live?

Any assistance will be appreciated.

  • williammabotja_44505 ‘Failed to send email: SMTP AUTH extension not supported by server.’

    Looks like you try to send from your server onto port 25. SMTP port 25 does not support authentication, you have to use port 587

    • maybl8

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      I’m not sure if this is correct.
      But I put my public ip’s here:
      In System > Configuration > Options > Fail2Ban Parameters

      Whitelisted networks/hosts:
17.58.63.182
75.115.164.173
97.106.130.170
209.85.128.47
209.85.208.43

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      Thanks for the reply. I put my IP as you advised, but it still doesn’t send the email.

      I’m getting this error in my Network Response:

      ‘Failed to send email: SMTP AUTH extension not supported by server.’

        williammabotja_44505 ‘Failed to send email: SMTP AUTH extension not supported by server.’

        Looks like you try to send from your server onto port 25. SMTP port 25 does not support authentication, you have to use port 587

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