@Michael1 Okay, I’m not sure why it isn’t working for you.
I just setup a new system and did the full configuration.
- Metabase > Admin > Settings > Email
-
- SMTP Host:
smtp.gmail.com
- SMTP Port:
587
(input the numbers) - SMTP Security:
TLS
- SMTP Username: your email address -
example@gmail.com
oryou@example.com
if it is a G-Suite account - SMTP Password: 16-character App Password, without any spaces before/between/after, generated via https://myaccount.google.com/apppasswords (select Other/custom and call it “Metabase”), and make sure you’re setting it up for the correct account if you’re using multiple Google accounts.
- From Address: same as “SMTP Username”
- SMTP Host:
- Save changes, and click “Send test mail”
Two things that mess up the process:
- Too clever password managers in the browser that replaces the App Password with something else, when you’re inputting the other information.
- Firewall/antivirus that is too aggressive, so they’re blocking or intercepting the connection. See this topic for more about that: Using regular gmail as email sender