I have a Google script that sends mails given some data in a Spreadsheet. The mail is sent with GmailApp using an alias set on Gmail settings. This alias is a PEC, the italian "certified mail account".
This is the function that sends the mail
var aliases = GmailApp.getAliases()
var fileXML = DriveApp.getFileById(xmlId);
var subject = fileXML.getName().slice(0, fileXML.getName().length - 4);
GmailApp.sendEmail
(
toMailPECAddress,
subject,
'',
{
// Send from alias (PEC account)
// Alias must be configured via GMail settings
'from': aliases[0],
'attachments': [fileXML]
}
);
This always worked. Since a couple of weeks ago, when I started getting a "service unavailable: gmail" error.
So far I did these test:
What can be the problem?
Is there any new limitation that doesn't allow to send mails from aliases, or from non standard SMTP (from a PEC in my case)?
There seems to be an issue on Google's end that's causing the error since removing the attachment from the code sends the email. What I recommend is to submit a bug report about it and for the meantime, I've noticed that if you add something on the body, the code works.
From:
var aliases = GmailApp.getAliases()
var fileXML = DriveApp.getFileById(xmlId);
var subject = fileXML.getName().slice(0, fileXML.getName().length - 4);
GmailApp.sendEmail
(
toMailPECAddress,
subject,
'',
{
// Send from alias (PEC account)
// Alias must be configured via GMail settings
'from': aliases[0],
'attachments': [fileXML]
}
);
To:
var aliases = GmailApp.getAliases()
var fileXML = DriveApp.getFileById(xmlId);
var subject = fileXML.getName().slice(0, fileXML.getName().length - 4);
GmailApp.sendEmail
(
toMailPECAddress,
subject,
' ', // Add a blank space or any character
{
// Send from alias (PEC account)
// Alias must be configured via GMail settings
'from': aliases[0],
'attachments': [fileXML]
}
);