Diagnostic · admin only

Email test

One-shot SMTP probe. Sends a real email — be ready to look at your inbox / spam folder.

Current config (from _config_email.asp)

SMTP_HOST	`smtp.sendgrid.net`
SMTP_PORT	`587`
SMTP_USER	`apikey`
SMTP_PASS	`(set, 69 chars, prefix 'SG.4…')`
EMAIL_FROM_ADDR	`[email protected]`
EMAIL_FROM_NAME	`freestylerslegacy`
PUBLIC_SITE_URL	`https://freestylerslegacy.com/freestylerslegacy/`
ADMIN_NOTIFY_EMAIL	`[email protected]`

Send a test email

If 2525 fails, try port=587. If 587 fails, try port=587&tls=1 (forces SSL).
SendGrid needs the API key in SMTP_PASS and the literal string apikey in SMTP_USER.

If still failing

Confirm the API key in _config_email.asp is the live one (not revoked) — paste into SendGrid → API keys if unsure.
In SendGrid → Sender Authentication, verify that [email protected] is either Single-Sender-verified, OR its domain is fully authenticated.
Check that your IIS server can reach SendGrid on the chosen port — some hosts block 25/465/587 outbound. SendGrid's port 2525 is specifically there for hosts that block the default ports.
Common error 0x80040217 = transport unable to connect (firewall / port blocked). 0x80040220 = auth failed (bad credentials).

Once SMTP is verified, delete this file from the server.
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