@Eiji Activation emails are sent immediately. In your case, yopmail rejected the message a few times (presumably because yopmail had a problem).
ps. You can see the email sending code here.
And here’s the description on the Bamboo readme for that function:
By default delivering later uses Bamboo.TaskSupervisorStrategy. This strategy sends the email right away, but does so in the background without linking to the calling process, so errors in the mailer won’t bring down your app.
Just an update, I’ve added support for uploading/download posts via JSON. For more info see here: https://sceopa.com/posts/17
ps. If anyone wants to look at the code for this feature (or code review it which would be awesome 
) you can see the commit here: Add support for uploading multiple posts from json file (793fa9e3) · Commits · James Long / sceopa · GitLab, the main function is:
def import_posts(user, file) do
with {:ok, contents} <- File.read(file.path),
{:ok, %{"posts" => posts}} <- Poison.decode(contents),
{:ok, _results} <-
posts
|> Enum.map(fn params ->
assoc = build_assoc(user, :posts)
Post.changeset(assoc, params)
end)
|> Enum.with_index()
|> Enum.reduce(Multi.new(), fn {changeset, index}, multi ->
Multi.insert(multi, index, changeset)
end)
|> Repo.transaction(),
do: {:ok}
end
Anywhere in particular you’d like me to send security issues?
Edit: That seems possibly harsh on it’s own, so to even it out: it’s a very nice project, and the codebase is really easy to understand. A great repo for beginners who want to see what an elixir project looks like!
Hey! I’d love to hear feedback on security issues. I’ve sent you a message.
Edit: and don’t worry about sounding harsh, I’m still quite new to Elixir/Phoenix.