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This error means that there are SSL issues when connecting to any of those URLs–do you have any unusual proxy or network settings? You may need to configure gcloud to use them. Or were you behind a captive portal at the time you ran this?

Nothing unusual with proxy or network.. Normal NAT behind home router.  Not experiencing anything unusual elsewhere with SSL connect to Google (and others).
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What do you mean by "captive portal"?
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Also, get this with "gcloud auth login" after the browser completes:
ERROR: (gcloud.auth.login) [Errno 185090050] _ssl.c:344: error:0B084002:x509 certificate routines:X509_load_cert_crl_file:system lib
This may be due to network connectivity issues. Please check your network settings, and the status of the service you are trying to reach.
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FWIW, am trying to reach nlp api.
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From the QuickStart:

curl -s -k \
   -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
   -H "Authorization: Bearer TESTTEST" \
   https://language.googleapis.com/v1beta1/documents:analyzeEntities \
   -d @entity-request.json

produces:
 
{
  "error": {
    "code": 401,
    "message": "Request had invalid authentication credentials.",
    "status": "UNAUTHENTICATED"
  }
}

which indicates SSL is working through curl...

Hm...what happens when you run

    $ python -c "import urllib2; urllib2.urlopen('https://www.google.com/')"

?

No change detected...

stan@eli % python -c "import urllib2; urllib2.urlopen('https://www.google.com/')"
stan@eli % gcloud auth login
Your browser has been opened to visit:

  ...

ERROR: (gcloud.auth.login) [Errno 185090050] _ssl.c:344: error:0B084002:x509 certificate routines:X509_load_cert_crl_file:system lib
This may be due to network connectivity issues. Please check your network settings, and the status of the service you are trying to reach.
stan@eli %

May have just found an interesting work-around:

gcloud config set custom_ca_certs_file /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

"gcloud auth login" now succeeds...

Not a fix -- but at least a work-around...?

Follow up.
Work-around got me all the way through.
Just processed first NLP request.
Thanks!

Good catch–I'm very curious as to why the default didn't work for you.

We have a lot of users with weird custom CA cert files that *won't* connect to Google, so we ship our own. Does your $GOOGLE_CLOUD_SDK/lib/third_party/httplib2/cacerts.txt file have MD5 a9429e79abc1f97f1d67141b16b44f03? Do you have the right permissions on it (`ls -l`)?

Glad you got it working!

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Looks like all the permissions are good.
However, no $GOOGLE_CLOUD_SDK variable defined...
Possible problem?
Missed that as a step if it was in the instructions.
Never did wind up needing to run "gcloud init", so didn't.

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Same problem here. Attached a Dockerfile to reproduce the issue

Adding the workaround for Kilian's instance of this problem:

He was able to get around this by changing the DNS server being used (dns: 8.8.8.8), as mentioned in the corresponding Stack Overflow thread:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40619337/gsutil-unable-to-find-the-server-at-www-googleapis-com

If anyone encounters this in the future, it may be worth checking to see if the issue persists when using a different DNS server.

I encountered the similar problem. I install gcloud toolkit in my local machine and try to init it in a proper way. However, after back from oauth flow, the programme emit an error message:

Network diagnostic detects and fixes local network connection issues.
Checking network connection...done.                                                                                                                                              
ERROR: Reachability Check failed.
    Cannot reach https://www.google.com (ResponseNotReady)
    Cannot reach https://accounts.google.com (ResponseNotReady)
    Cannot reach https://cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com/v1beta1/projects (CertificateHostnameMismatch)
    Cannot reach https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform (CertificateHostnameMismatch)
Network connection problems may be due to proxy or firewall settings.

What can I do if I get this on my Windows machine cloud shell ? Where there is no docker file !!

Hello everyone. If you are getting a "Reachability Check failed" error it is most likely, as pointed out by the error message, an issue with your local environment's connectivity, and you should ensure that any active proxies or firewalls are not blocking the connections.

If you can demonstrate that there are no issues with your configuration and connectivity and that the Cloud SDK is the source of your issues please create a new issue with as much information as possible to allow us to reproduce your issue.

By the way if you do not have docker, then docker is irrelevant to your present issue and you do not need to worry about it.

How would I best "demonstrate that there are no issues with" my "configuration and connectivity"?

Could you provide the critical commands that you would need the results of to "demonstrate that there are no issues with" my "configuration and connectivity"?

Never mind. Issue was resolved: needed to do:
 gcloud init
... for every new instance I create via py script sent via sdk I guess.

It was doing it even before 6.0.1 on Nexus 5x.

It has also been happening for me even before 6.0.1 on my Nexus 5x. Neither Gmail nor Inbox are properly auto-syncing. You must enter each app and refresh in order to receive your mail.

Same issue. Help google

Same issue as of a couple weeks ago.  Nexus 6p, 6.0.1

Yep, not getting Gmail notifications on my brand new Nexus 6p.

Was having the issue with two Nexus 6p, but it's been okay for around 48hours now after clearing the cache partition from recovery mode and rebooting. Just hope it stays that way and everyone can get it working how it should be again.

I use K9 to pull gmail and it also has this issue. nexus 6p

clearing the cache partition did not fix the issue for me.  still not getting any notifications nor is inbox updating except manually.

Nexus 5x, on 6.0.1... Have not been able to automatically sync my gmail inbox in over a week. Everything is stock. Functioned briefly after updating.

LTE and gmail sync both not working properly

I am having an issue with getting notified from any inbox that's not my primary inbox (like social and promotions, etc...). When i open gmail and before it refreshes it says i have new emails. I have made sure I have my label Notifications set correctly. This started around December 24th.

Also just noticed this as well I have Light Manager installed and when i get a new email the light will blink informing me I received a new email, but there won't be any notification on the lock screen or in the notification bar. Hopefully Google gets this sorted out

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Build: MMB29M

Device: Nexus 6P 32GB Aluminum

To Reproduce: Unknown, leave device inactive for a long period of time? Allow dozing? Go on Wi-Fi? Seems to happen since 6.0.1 or a recent GMail/Inbox update.

Frequency:
Varies, after it starts happening, it seems to happen a lot. After tweaking something (uninstalling updates, clearing cache, disabling/reenabling sync) sometimes it may or may not trigger it to start working again.

Expected: Immediate sync and notification of GMail/Inbox emails.

Current: Delayed email (by minutes or hours) or email never syncs until opening the app and forcing a sync by pulling-to-refresh one or multiple times.

Logcat: not sure what to logcat here, but I will look for the problem and see if there is some output when i know email has been delayed and what I pull to refresh.

Screenshots: Not sure this would be helpful.

Android build:
MMB29K

Device used:
Nexus 5X 32GB

Steps to reproduce:
Send yourself an email from a different account, wait to be notified on your phone. Notification never comes from either Gmail or Inbox. Enter the Gmail app, email not there. Pull down to refresh, email then arrives. Enter the Inbox app, email not there. Sometimes it will auto-refresh, sometimes you need to pull down to refresh, email then arrives. For me, this has absolutely nothing to do with WiFi or Doze. I still receive no notification (no auto-syncing) when on LTE and physically holding/moving my phone.

Frequency:
100% of the time for the last few weeks. Gmail/Inbox will never provide notification of new email. Always need to manually open the app and refresh.

Expected output:
When sending myself an email from a different account, both the Gmail and Inbox apps should provide a notification immediately (or at least within a few minutes) without any user intervention.

Current output:
A notification is never received. Must manually open apps and refresh.

Copying comment 34, absolutely identical to my issue.

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Android build:
MMB29K

Device used:
Nexus 5X 32GB

Steps to reproduce:
Send yourself an email from a different account, wait to be notified on your phone. Notification never comes from either Gmail or Inbox. Enter the Gmail app, email not there. Pull down to refresh, email then arrives. Enter the Inbox app, email not there. Sometimes it will auto-refresh, sometimes you need to pull down to refresh, email then arrives. For me, this has absolutely nothing to do with WiFi or Doze. I still receive no notification (no auto-syncing) when on LTE and physically holding/moving my phone.

Frequency:
100% of the time for the last few weeks. Gmail/Inbox will never provide notification of new email. Always need to manually open the app and refresh.

Expected output:
When sending myself an email from a different account, both the Gmail and Inbox apps should provide a notification immediately (or at least within a few minutes) without any user intervention.

Current output:
A notification is never received. Must manually open apps and refresh.

Build: MMB29M

Device: Nexus 6P 64GB

To Reproduce: Leave device inactive for longer periods of time.

Frequency:
Varies, after it starts happening, it seems to happen a lot. After tweaking something (uninstalling updates, clearing cache, disabling/reenabling sync) sometimes it may or may not trigger it to start working again.

Expected: Immediate sync and notification of GMail/Inbox emails.

Current: Delayed email (by hours and days) or email never syncs until opening the app and forcing a sync by pulling-to-refresh one or multiple times.

Logcat: Nothing to logcat

Screenshots: NA

Build: MMB29K

Device: Nexus 5

To Reproduce: Send an email to myself (from desktop).  Wait for notification on phone.  It never notifies. Wifi is enabled and connected on the phone.

Frequency: Have not been notified of new mail for a while, possibly since 6.0.1 update.

Expected: Automatic sync and notification of Inbox emails.

Current: Never syncs until opening the app and forcing a sync by pulling-to-refresh.

Logcat: Nothing to logcat

Screenshots: NA

Here is a logcat for me.  I did not receive 4-5 emails or so, then had to manually sync to get them to show:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxgzzmqObxVBdGZtUFBwZUpCXzg/view?usp=sharing

This issue also affects other apps like Seven, not just gmail.

Agree with comment #39. Nine Email, which is set to automatically sync with Exchange, is no longer syncing until I manually open the app either. This appears to have happened after the 6.0.1 update.

Nexus 6P on at&t network

Android 6.0.1
Build MMB29M
Security patch 12/01/2015

Gmail 5.9.109452737

Sync is enabled and notification settings are properly configured. The gmail app does not sync or notify me of new messages (for my gmail account, or my employer's google apps account).  This is not a reference to doze -- my device is awake and actively being used, but sync and notifications still fail.

I must manually open the gmail application and pull to refresh for the application to update with new messages. This failure occurs on WiFi and the cellular network.

Other syncs / notifications do not appear to be affected -- google hangouts, facebook, weather, google documents, etc, actively sync and generate notifications as expected.


Steps to reproduce:
Enable email sync, configure notification settings, send yourself an email, while on the home screen of your android device, wait to receive the email and an associated notification -- be disappointed.

Expected result:
Receive a new email and receive a notification within seconds.

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Same issue with Inbox on 6.0.1 on a 6P. Interetingly, not having any issues with Gmail or Inbox on my Galaxy Tab S2, which is on 5.1.1

Not receiving any notifications unless I manually pull down in app. No notifications for days. Problem since I got the 5x, and started using the week after Thanksgiving, before the 6.0.1 update.

HI,
can you please confirm whether this following option status is ON or OFF.

Settings-->sound & notification--> APP notifications-->Gmail   and

Settings-->sound & notification--> APP notifications-->Gmail-->App settings-->xxxx@gmail.com-->Notifications.


Thanks

Settings-->sound & notification--> APP notifications-->Gmail // "Normal"


Settings-->sound & notification--> APP notifications-->Gmail-->App settings-->xxxx@gmail.com-->Notifications // "On"

Inbox on 5x with the same issue.  For me it didn't appear to be a notification issue, but a sync issue.  Emails would only appear in inbox with a forced swipe down refresh.  The gmail app had no issues.  I finally have up on it yesterday and uninstalled Inbox.  Gmail app was working perfectly.  Now this morning, with no reboots or changes, the Gmail app is having the same issues.  Will only sync with a manual refresh.

I can confirm that my notifications are set properly and I'm still missing emails intermittently. It's not the notifications that are the issue; it sometimes takes me refreshing by pulling down in both Inbox and Gmail to get the emails to come down. Again, not seeing this issue with my tablet running 5.1.1, or at least, I haven't noticed it. I often see emails there without seeing them on my phone, which is when I refresh my phone.

OK.  Did a factory reset and cache wipe.  Restored using Google cloud backup.  This is on a 5x running 6.01.  Gmail and Inbox are now receiving push synchronization correctly.  Gmail app is displaying notifications correctly.  Inbox is showing no notifications. Notifications are turned on within Inbox, my test emails aren't bundled but bundle notification is on, settings>sounds>app_notifications are set correctly.

I also can confirm that a factory reset did resolve the issue for me on a Nexus 6P running 6.01.

As can I.  I did a factory reset and all of my issues went away.

I had this issue on my 5X for a week before I got my 6P last week, and the issue continued from the beginning on my 6P. Both were on 6.0.1.

This morning emails are coming through for me. Hopefully it stays that way.

Interestingly enough, when Gmail/Inbox is not syncing neither is my work Exchange email. Other push notifications do work during this time.

It seems that with various tweaks, resets, uninstalls, or account removal/re-adding; I can get the problem to go away for up to a couple days.  But sure enough it comes creeping back.  Every time I think I have it licked, I'll put my phone in my pocket and do something for a few hours and realize I haven't heard a Gmail notification in hours.  I'll open it up and have to force sync/pull-to-refresh TWO OR MORE TIMES to get the damn messages to come down.  Come on Google, re-prioritize this fix.  This is pretty much the most important thing for your phone to do.

Build: MMB29K (6.0.1 with Dec 1 patches)

Device: Nexus 6 32GB

Steps to reproduce:
Problem has occurred since release of Android 6. I receive just a few gmails and texts a day (average of five a day) but I need to respond immediately to each one. My phone sits next to me idle during the day, it's main job during this time is to notify me of emails and texts. Unfortunately, since Android 6, if the phone has been sitting idle for over an hour, notifications of emails (gmail) and texts are delayed by minutes to hours, with almost 100% consistency.

Expected output: timely notifications.

Current output: if phone has been sitting untouched for more than an hour, notification delays of minutes to hours, of gmails and texts.

Settings-->sound & notification--> APP notifications-->Gmail:
Block all: disabled
Treat as priority: enabled
Allow peeking: enabled
Hide sensitive content: disabled

Settings-->sound & notification--> APP notifications-->Gmail-->App settings-->xxxx@gmail.com-->Notifications:
Notifications: enabled
Inbox sound and vibrate: sound on, vibrate
Sync Gmail: enabled

There is a lot of info on the Nexus support thread, please Google, read it over:
          https://groups.google.com/a/googleproductforums.com/d/msgid/nexus/bd60e0cc-6140-482a-838b-72d1d03f9735%40googleproductforums.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer
           
I tried putting "Gmail",  "Google Services Framework", and "Google Connectivity Services"  on the battery "not optimized" list. This did not solve the problem.

Christopher (Reduxer)

Nexus 6P and 5X both do not get gmail notifications, email is there and is showing not read in bold but no notifications in the notification area.

came here to vote on this because i have the same issue. Gmail not syncing and only coming when manually refershed. Triggered by being on wifi or dozing.

Software Build: MMB29M, Device: Nexus 6P, Steps To Reproduce: either on wifi or after sleep mode triggers gmail email delays, Problem Frequency: random and frequent, Expected Results: instant email without delay, Current Results: delayed or no email until manually refershed, Logcat Report : n/a

Same issue with a stock Nexus 6P on AT&T. Have tried clearing the cache as well. Email alerts do not work on wifi or cellular data. I have missed a LOT of important emails due to this.

same issue here, not receiving gmail notifications. I have to open the gmail app to get emails.

Great job google, I never thought I would ever consider getting an iPhone..

Same problem, nexus 6P, up to date, in france, system UI tuner "on" ?

Yeah my tuner is on. That's a good suggestion. We should find out if it's some common setting or combination of apps that might be doing it.  

Turned system ui tuner off. Then re-enabled. Toggled on / off notifications and sync frequency for gmail and boxer - no issues since, going on 24 hours.

Same issue here. Running a Nexus 6P on 6.0.1

No notifications/emails or delayed notifications/emails 90% of the time.
Nexus 6P 6.0.1
Build MMB29M
Gmail app for gmail - delayed
Gmail app for IMAP mail (this is even worse) - delayed by hours, manual sync required
Nine - Exchange activesync - no notifications/emails
Foldersync to Google drive not autosycing

Can reproduce same results with Nexus 5 running 6.0.1 MMB29K

Sync and notification settings have been checked multiple times to be correct

Nexus 4 and 10 running 5.1.1 - NO SYNC ISSUES AT ALL
notifications and emails show up as expected for all apps and services on time every time

Hi,

We have passed this defect on to the development team and will update this issue with more information as it becomes available.

Thanks

Build MMB29M
Device nexus 6p
Android 6.01
-) Emails (gmail)  are not arriving while the phone in doze mode and connected to WIFI. However,  other applications such as hangouts and Facebook messenger messages arrive instantly with no delays.
-) Emails (gmail) are arriving instantly when the phone is NOT IN DOZE MODE.

Please fix this issue ASAP as it is very frustrating to keep missing important emails which means I can't rely on the phone for that matter at all.

also having this issue on a 5x. reboot temporarily. fixes the issue.

dragging down emails in gmail will sync temporarily as well

I turned my System UI Tuner off -- turning it off did not resolve, or have any affect, on my device.

After I manually pull to refresh my gmail accounts, gmail temprarily continues to sync and issue notifications -- after a while (I have not yet isolated the timeframe) the problem resumes and gmail fails to sync+notify.

If it helps any; my troubleshooting and continued experience suggests that my device dozes and then wakes up, but gmail or whatever service is responsible for gmail sync incorrectly remains in a doze state.

Looking forward to this issue's resolution,

Gmail notifications not working on brand new Nexus 6p for me. I am on Google FI and have the flagship phone. Very disappointed.

Same issue here... Nexus 5X with 6.0.1.  Seems to only have happened since the update to 6.0.1.  It was perfect before that.  I have tried to remove/add Google accounts, and that seemed to work for a while, but now the problem is back.  Something interesting did happen.  After removing my Google Apps account and then re-adding it to the phone, in sync setting, the Gmail sync was set to off by default.  I set it back to "on" and it worked for a day or so, and then the problem came back.  This is ridiculous...  I have had push notifications for emails since 2004 on my Blackberry... come one Google, please fix this one quickly.

Having good luck for the past 24 hours since disabling doze (battery optimization) for the gmail app (Settings, battery, three dot menu button at the top, battery optimization, all apps, disable for gmail). Not sure if this is a real fix or not, but it certainly could explain the intermittent nature of the issue.

Nexus 5x with 6.0.1, happens with inbox, hangouts and gmail. Hard to understand when it happens but notifications are sometimes really lagged or non-existent.  Changing the battery use to not optimized didn't help.

My experience says that this is a sync issue and general and not specific to notifications, since the missing e-mails have to be pulled down by opening the app directly and aren't already downloaded.

The advice from post #71 (https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=197805#c71) looks promising and I've applied those settings to Inbox. Will report back in a week with my findings.

Nexus 6 with 6.0.1 stock / Telus. No gmail sync, have to manually refresh. Broken since the last OS update.

Same issue, Gmail has to be manually refreshed.

My brand new Nexus 5x on project fi is having the exact same issue. I am on stock 6.0.1 and have all the default sync and notification options. Hah, as I'm typing this my old Moto G on WiFi just notified me of an email via Inbox while this 5x did nothing. Note that both the Inbox and Gmail apps are affected.

Trying the possible fix mentioned in post 71 did not work for me.  I still get nothing unless i open the app and manually refresh.

Have this issue as well, I dint get notifications on my home WiFi.  

Same issue is happening to me on my Moto X Pure edition, ever since I updated to MM, Gmails don't seem to be Syncing mainly when on WiFi, either at home or at work. I have also checked all settings, tried different changes, have done FDR, and have uninstalled and reinstalled numerous times the GMail app. Seems to happen more then often when the device is asleep, and sometimes I will wake the screen up and go to the Gmail app, and swipe down and emails come in, and sometimes they just keep circling and don't sync or come in. I have been ready to either try an older Gmail app, or revert back to LL if this issue is not quickly resolved. I'm sure many if us use our device for business and not being able to function is not good and professional, hopefully the team will fix and resolve this issue ASAP, cheers all  

I also am having the same issue. Any email I set up with the gmail app or inbox. I am failing to get notifications. Have deleted and re-setup account made syncing is on and no results. If I use the independent hotmail app my notifications work fine.

Nexus 6P also having the same issue

I am having this problem on my 6p along with my Pixel C.

Same issue in my Nexus 6P with Gmail and Inbox.

Same issue here.  Stock 6p on 6.0.1 build MMB29M.  Seems to be worse when the phone is sitting and apparently in doze.  Sometimes manually sync is required to get mail.  

Same issue on LG G4 H815 Android 6.0 build MRA58K Gmail 5.9.10

5X user here, count me in as needing to have this issue resolved

This issue showed up for me after 6.0 on my HTC One M8 GPS and on my Nexus 6 at 6.0 and 6.0.1.

It almost seems to stop syncing after I perform a "reply to all" as I seem to be able to send emails to individual recipients without issue.

Been having this issue with GMail and SMS through Hangouts since I got my Nexus 5X on Google Fi. Phone has updated to 6.0.1, but the problem remains. Happens maybe 50% of the time where you either go into the app and notice messages that have come in sometimes hours before without any notification, or a notification finally comes in and you find several old messages that didn't notify.

I'm seeing this with Hangouts, as well.

Installed Microsoft Outlook and added my google account, works just fine.

I think it's pathetic that google's own apps can't sync properly yet Microsoft's app works flawlessly on google's own email platform.

That's pretty shameful.

I went to battary > ... Menu > battary optimizer and added gmail to not be optimized and I have had no issues since. Maybe doze and gmail aren't getting along.

I am having same issue, did switched of doze for gmail but didn't help. Missed many emails last week on time.

Similar issues on cm13, so it may not be directly related to nexus. I have a lgg3.

I have the same problem seems like I need to manually update

Did the same thing as post number 91 (and several others). It seems to be working. I have aNexus 6p on project Fi.

I disabled battery optimizer in post 91... It resolved briefly.  However, it has remanifested itself.  

Same issue here in terms of intermittent notifications on Gmail and Inbox.

I have a Nexus 6P
Build: MMB29M
Steps Taken: I restarted the phone, then cleared the cache. I use Gmail for work, so I tried to force stop and disable, but neither worked, so I am no using the Outlook app.

Same issue.

N6p - MMB29M - Project Fi

Gmail been happening for a few weeks. I have uninstalled and reinstalled gmail, cleared cache, cleared gmail data, cheated accounts, reset sync, wiped phone. Nothing fixed it for any longer then a day.

It appears any time I don't use the phone notifications don't pop up.

It's a terrible bug when you rely on these to work and right now I can't use gmail on my phone as it's useless if it won't notify me of emails.

I've been seeing the same problem with gmail, hangouts and SMS on Nexus 5x (6.0.1, although I think it was also happening on 6.0) with Project Fi. It doesn't seem to matter if I connect via WiFi or cell network. Rebooting and various other fixes seem to only last about a day. I'd star this bug multiple times if I could as I've already missed several important messages from work.

I am seeing that issue on my 6p as well.

Same issue here, has been going on for a week or two now. Not even on a 6P though. Inbox just intermittently notifies me for one of my accounts though. I am on Lollipop 5.1.1 and it's happening. Had to enable sync on Gmail and Inbox just to make sure I don't miss emails because Inbox fails to notify me randomly. Sometimes now I get duplicate email notifications (one from gmail and one from inbox) and other times (most of the time) I just get a gmail notification and inbox is MIA. Definitely happened within the last week or two though. My main account works fine, my secondary work account (GAFW) is the one having problems though. Have tried clearing cache, uninstalling inbox/reinstalling it, etc.

Experiencing Gmail syncing issue with 3 accounts on my Nexus 6P (via Project Fi).  Pulling down to refresh any of the three accounts then pulls mail for all accounts and starts syncing again, however will pop back up as an issue a few hours or possibly the next day later.  The issue occurs regardless of being on Wi-Fi or a data network.  I do not recall this being an issue on 6.0.  The following is my device information:

Device: Hauwei Nexus 6P
Build #: MMB29M
Carrier: Project Fi
Android Version:  6.0.1

Add to the list.

Nexus 6, Android 6.0.1 - Build MMB29K.  No notification from Inbox - have to manually open and then it updates.  No notifications from several emails earlier today.

Does not appear to be a carrier issue, have been on WiFi majority of the day.

I am experiencing similar syncing issues on and off with Inbox on my Nexus 6P

Same issue here on a Nexus 6 running 6.0.1

Hopefully adding to this thread will at least signal that there is a widespread issue for Google to look into.

Nexus 6, 6.0.1 (MMB29K)

Intermittent issues with Inbox, gmail and hangouts. Like others started, I have to manually refresh email apps to gets my emails. Hangouts doesn't always notify either.

Everything seemed fine before the 6.0.1 update.

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling updates and clearing all data to gmail multiple times. I've used Inbox in-between times that I've completely disabled gmail.

Several minutes ago I manually refreshed Inbox from within the app. A few emails popped up from the past several hours. Just now, I went into settings/accounts/Google and refreshed all of Google. After that I got a new notification for the emails I already saw when I manually refreshed the Inbox app.

Android build
MMB29K

Device used
Nexus 5X

Steps to reproduce
Simply wait for mail to arrive.

Frequency
100% of the time.

Expected output
When new mail arrives, it should be within seconds.

Current output
Mail sometimes arrives hours after it hits my inbox on PC.

Same issues on my Nexus 5X. Latest MM on Fi. Driving me bonkers.

Same nexus 6P

I have it too. Nexus 6P with inbox.

I have the same bug with my moto x 2014 under murshmallow 6.0
With gmail and inbox

Can confirm removing gmajl from battery optimization fixed it. N6 stock. 6.0.1.

I am experiencing the same problems on my Nexus 6P device running stock Android 6.0.1.

Nexus 5X, with everything up to date, also confirming the bug. Gmail doesn't notify as often as it should, unless I manually check. Sometimes simply unlocking the screen from sleep is enough.

Nexus 6P. I no longer receive mail notifications for Exchange (Office 365) and Gmail emails. It started happening a few weeks back. I cannot guarantee that it started happening after the 6.0.1 update, but the timing is about right.

I don't get notifications 99% of the time. On rare occasions I will get a notification but it is usually delayed by many hours. If I open the Gmail app, my unread mail is there.

Nexus 6P
Marshmallow 6.0.1
Build MMB29M
WiFi and Carrier data

Same issue here.! Nexus 6P. MMB29M .Also I feel my battery life is decreased with 6.0.1 update.

Same here. Nexus 6 with 6.0.1

Yup - same here. 6P with 6.0.1

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Same issue here with GMail and delayed notifications.

Nexus 6 - 6.0.1 (MMB29K)

Same issue here. Nexus6p 6.0.1
T-Mobile

Happnening to me as well on my Moto X Play on 6.0. No notification on Inbox, but when I open, it syncs and the emails appear.

I have the same problem. Please fix

Same problem - no new email notifications, have to manually sync. Please fix. Some of us rely on email for business.

I thought it might have to do with switching between WiFi and Cellular data, but even when only on Cellular data it happens also. Maybe when loss of signal occurs quickly it happens?

I have many problems with applications google sync and with whatsapp, e-mails arrive late, maps runs slowly navigating. problems synchronizing contacts and update contacts.

Beside this issue I'm experiecing some Chrome stopped in my Nexus 5 eith 6.0.1.

Same problem on my N6. 12 hours can go by and no gmail notification without going into the app manually.

Same problem here on nexus 6p.

Same problem witth Moto X Pure Edition running Amdroid 6.0.

On my Nexus 6P I am not always receiving Hangouts mortification

+ 1, same issue with my Nexus 6P, os 6.0.1.
Happy new year from Norway.

Same issue, 6p with Android 6.0.1

Noticed this issue about two weeks ago, emails will not appear unless I open gmail app on wifi or lte.

Build: MMB29K

Device: Nexus 5 2013

To Reproduce: Leave device inactive for long periods of time.

Frequency: 100% when phone goes to doze mode (i'm always at wifi - not using mobile data)

Expected: IMMEDIATELY sync and notification of GMail emails and google now cards every hour of the day, every day of the week, being or not in doze mode.

Current: Delayed email till 3-4 hours, Google now cards are obsolete, example weather card have many hours to refresh, my team's card shows that the match is at the beginning but it's over long time ago.

Also phone don't connects automatically to a new wifi spot, i have always to turn the screen on for just a sec and then it connects.

I have flash back to 5.1.1 and i don't have the above problems so it's clearly a problem with the MM. (6.0.0 and 6.0.1 have the same bugs with my phone).

I have 6.0.1 on a nexus 6 with a new SIM card (30 days).  I have had the same issues with all push notifications and synching including with outlook mail.  In addition, I am unable to consistently connect to data out of the country (Canada) without powering on and off several times.  I am able to get mixed varable LTE service in Montreal for which I am grateful.
Gertrude B

My gmail hadn't synced for two days over two accounts.  I was unaware until I came across a news article and refreshed manually.

Same problems here... needs to be fixed quickly

Add me to the list. I have many problems with push notifications too.

Same issue, gmail. Been happening for the last few days.

Nexus 6. I use inbox and have been having a similar problem after updating to 6.0.1. I don't get notifications until I go into the app and pull down to refresh. Tries resetting inbox with no results

i also faced this which i didn't care after seeing that its a universal issue. jus commenting on the same

Nexus 6P. Have same issue with both Gmail and Inbox.

Nexus 6p running Android 6.1 & Moto G (2nd Gen) running Android 5.02:

No Gmail or Inbox sync or notifications.

Not just Marshmallow!

I have a Nexus 5 running Android 4.4.4 that began having this same issue somewhere around
December 20-22, and it continues to persist as of this writing.
It's currently running:
 Gmail 5.9.109452737. release
 Inbox 1.16 (109935855)
 Google play services 8.4.89 (2428711-038)

I also have 3 Nexus 6p devices running the latest software exhibiting this behaviour.

Some things to note:
  First observed on Nexus 5 around Dec. 20-22nd.
  At first only Gmail was affected, Inbox still received timely sync/notifications.
  Now, Gmail receives random sync/notifications 12-24 hours apart and Inbox is only updating manually. (Both are set to notify, so I should receive 2 Android notifications. I've been doing a side-by-side comparison of the two apps)
  The most notable symptom, in my opinion, is the randomness of the situation. Sometimes things will sync normally for a short time then q2 or 24 hours will go by without any automated sync taking place.

My opinion is that the issue lies within:
  A common code base of the Gmail and Inbox apps.
  A common library routine or sync/transport service, that updates through the play store.
  A server component (either hardware or software) of the Gmail system or the sync transport.

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Nexus 6P, Project Fi. Email notifications are randomly successful. If I don't get notifications, nothing but a refresh by pulling down the messages window or turning synch on and off make a difference.  Just opening the app doesn't matter.  I have been affected by other issues that may or may not be related such as my alarm clock sometimes not going off until I wake up the phone.  It seems like the phone going to sleep just prevents some apps from waking up but I haven't observed any consistency.

I should add that Hangouts messages are problematic as well.  I didn't receive a message for 10 hours and only got the message once I opened the app and went into the the messages from that person did the new message arrive.

Agree with some of the posts made in the below thread https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/nexus/Ayd_1TOemSE

basically, once you wake up the phone, rest, or reboot or force sync all the Google Accounts in the setting menu, the notification push service seems to work for a day and sometime a few days even going thru a few cycles of dosing on and off bit then the problem creeps up again when you realize no notifications are showing up (in gmail and/or hangouts) while your desktop does show new messages.   then you go thru all the above again to prime the service which restarts the whole cycle until the next time notification stops.  it is not clear what is "triggering the problem" but definitely seems to have started around Dec 25 at least for me.

Same problem for me. Nexus 6p, 6.0.1, MMB29M.

No gmail notifications, have to manually pull down to refresh and get mail. Synching exchange mail with gmail.

I am having the same syncing problem.  Every now and then I se to get notifications for a ton of email all at once.  I'm not receiving notifications as the emails come in.  Messed up on Google's part. I have Nexus 6p.  

Nexus 6, MMB29K (6.0.1). Also occurred with Marshmallow 6.0. Notifications (calendar notifications are what I am most concerned about) do not consistently trigger. The notifications fail to trigger most frequently in the morning after the phone has been charging during the night. Setting the Calendar app notifications to Priority and disabling the battery optimizations might lead to fewer missed notifications, but some are still missed. I would love to be able to turn off Doze if it would lead to a reliable phone, but as it is, I have to carry a 2nd phone (Moto G with Android 5.1) to ensure I don't miss notifications.

I had no issues with my Nexus 6 when it was on Lollipop.

Same issue here with the Nexus 6p 6.0.1 MMb29M. Ever since the 6.0.1 update not only has my gmail notifications been delayed but so has ebay and whistle; along with others. I sent feedback but I feel google doesn't read them.

Having the same problem on my Nexus 5 and my tablet Nexus 7/13 ,I always blamed it on my wifi.

Same issue : Gmail sync is not working properly.

Android build:
MMB29K

Device used:
Nexus 5X 16GB

This is not just a Nexus issue. I have an Sprint HTC One M9 with the exact same issue. I can only get new notifications if I manually refresh Gmail. I have removed and re-added my Google account, cleared the Gmail cache, uninstalled and re-installed Gmail and none of that has worked. However I am not on 6.0 yet, my HTC One is still on 5.1.

had some time to do some testing this afternoon.  I put the phone in Doze Mode (see  https://gist.github.com/ccpmark/430d4ddf3a46a02672c1).
i.e. Phone is asleep (screen off), still (no movement) and with usb-c unplugged for 1 hour.  
During doze, i sent message to it using several platforms/apps  (gmail & hangouts (uses GCM with high priority so should overcome doze), twitter messaging (believe same as gmail), Facebook messenger (seems to use GCM with default/normal priority) and BBM (does not use GCM but rather depend on manually polling of Blackberry servers)
Findings:
Gmail:  email did not go through - problematic!
Hangouts:  went through instantaneously (and phone stayed in Doze even though it let through the messages) - as expected
Twitter: went through instantaneously (and phone stayed in Doze even though it let through the messages) - better than expected (as did not know twitter messaging was using high priority)
BBM:  message did not go through - as expected (does not use GCM)
Facebook messenger - messages did not go through instantaneously but seem to trickle in every few mins.  not sure how to explain this as i thought that maybe FB messenger is GCM with normal priority which means message will get queued untill every maintenance period (see link above)  but did not have to wait an hour till the maintenance period to get these messages, it was more like a few mins so my best guess is that maintenance was happening at a faster interval.    

Note that BBM messages that does not use GCM did not deliver the messages during the maintenance period and it was not until i picked up the phone and woke it up with the power button that both BBM and Gmail message came through.  BBM was expected to behave this way but GMAIL was the shocking part...

hope google reads this on Monday morning and raises the priority of this bug

Same issue! Mails arrive hours later and something days later!

I'm experiencing the exact same issues described on an LG G4 with 6.0
Gmail & hangouts will not update or show notification unless manually updated

Same problems here.
No Gmail and Inbox notifications.

Gmail 5.9.109452737.release
Inbox 1.16 (109935855)
Google play services 8.4.89 (2428711-238)

Samsung Galaxy S5 lte+   SM-G901F
Android 5.0.2
Build   LRX22G

I have exactly the same problem with my Moto X Style running Android 6.0, so it is not just a Nexus problem.

Same problems. Issue goes away for a few hours if I force a sync through the "Accounts" page in "Settings", but then returns.

Gmail 5.9.109452737.release
Google Play Services 8.4.89 (2428711-440)
Nexus 6P
Android 6.0.1, build MMB29M

seeing the same issue with inbox

Nexus 5x running marshmellow 6.01. Same issue. Inbox will not sync if the phone goes into doze. Have to manually refresh to get messages.

same issue here, nexus 5, android 6.0.1

Inbox and Hangouts notifications not coming through to Moto X 2014, 6.0.

I am having identical issues with inbox as everyone else is describing.  Nexus 6p, Marshmallow 6.0.1, build MMB29M

Due to the critical nature of receiving emails on time for my job, I've moved to Microsoft's Outlook app. It's got it's own quirks, but it's notifying me immediately and consistently when I have emails. I'll come back to Inbox once this issue has been fixed.