I'm using this configuration:
SMTP_TLS=True
SMTP_PORT=587
SMTP_HOST=smtp.office365.com
in local the mail sent ine but in my heroku deployed app, i get Internal Server Error.
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Emails are triggered from our HP Process Automation 7.5. The SMTP server configured in the application as localhost.
We have SMTP Relay configured under Windows Server 2012 R2 under IIS. Mails triggered by the application is able to send mails to outside domains. We are using domain as [mycompanyname.in]. The mails sent to inside our domain is not delivering.
ie, the SMTP relay server is able to send the mails to email ids such as user3465#gmail.com, but it is not able to deliver the message to email ids such as user3465#mycompanyname.in.
Any issue with .com & .in domains in SMTP relay server?
My Server is MS Server 2012 R2 patched uptodate.
Please help us resolve the issue.
Do I have any option running django using websockets on azure app service.
I've used Django-Channels and succeed on my local computer using redis (asgi_redis.RedisChannelLayer). But when the app is deployed on azure I got Error 404 on my ws connection. In the log there is a wrong url coming from FastCgi Handler.
Here is my error in console:
WebSocket connection to 'ws://mySite.azurewebsites.net/chat/a/' failed: Error during WebSocket handshake: Unexpected response code: 404
Any suggestion or hint?
Thanks,
Kristian
I ended up using Pusher (now they have a free version) following this post:
How to use Pusher with Django?
If you are using Azure there is a service for pusher which allow you to host your Pusher in Azure and use your credits for paying and still have access to pusher website for monitoring.
BR,
Kristian
I've just deployed parse server on Heroku as described
in the Parse migration guide, but when I send POST command using POSTMAN
I get internal server error, code 1
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While doing a login using https://api.cloud.appcelerator.com/v1/users/login.json?key=<YOUR APP APP KEY>&pretty_json=true REST endpoint we are getting error:
Error : No connection could be made because target machine actively refused it
We are doing this call using C# from a remote server.
Without any changes, email notifications stopped being sent from our continuous integration server which is a Teamcity 7.1 server. Up to now I've just used the default teamcity email configuration, which was this:
SMTP host: mail
SMTP port: 25
Send email messages from: Teamcity
SMTP login: <blank>
SMTP password: <blank>
Secure connection: none
Worked fine for last year or so. Now I'm trying to diagnose what is wrong, but I don't really know what the above configuration is doing... Is it pointing to a built-in mail server that is bundled with Teamcity? Is it pointing to the company's exchange server? Something else?
Teamcity does not have any bundled mail servers. This configuration point to your company's SMTP server. By occasion, SMTP server's name is 'mail'. So TC tries to connect to mail:25 and send messages 'from' 'Teamcity'
Please check if SMTP server's authentication settings were modified (e.g., anonymous access is now forbidden). Also please check 'teamcity-server.log' for error messages related to sending notifications.