I am trying to create a StoredProcedure that sends mail about the status of% of the tablespaces of an Oracle DB.
However, initially it sends me the following error (ORA-29278: transient SMTP error: 421 Service not available).
ACLs were created, permissions, communication to mail server, port, and firewall were validated, and the error no longer occurs.
The SP appears to be running correctly, but the notification mail is not being received.enter image description here
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I'm looking for some help in figuring out the correct syntax to connect to Oracle from ADF using a proxy user authentication.
The setup is:
An integration runtime has been setup to connect to an on-premise Oracle instance
The connection type is on Oracle Service Name
User name and Password are provided.
When simply using the user name / password combination the connection can be established, and the tables in the (proxy) user schema can be viewed.
However, these are not the correct tables as the setup in the Oracle instance is using connect through / proxy user authentication. Usually, the syntax for login is username[schema-you-want-to-work-with] for this but this does not work in Azure Data Factory for me.
I have tried various syntax attempts in the connection JSON, using additional connection properties but not luck. The error message, when logging in with the proxy user authentication, is always
ERROR [28000] [Microsoft][ODBC Oracle Wire Protocol driver][Oracle]ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied ERROR [28000] [Microsoft][ODBC Oracle Wire Protocol driver][Oracle]ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied Activity ID: da224af9-16ad-4674-a4c9-4811be8f726c.
Logging in with SQL Plus or SQL Developer works with the same connection string.
Does anyone have an idea how I can log in with the proxy user and see the normal schema content? I'm thinking it may just be a syntax issue but I'm out of ideas.
Basic successful connection
Unsuccessful connection with connect through
I am unable to send email from admin panel for order confirmation and after that i got this error. So please guys tell me, If any one know about this issues.
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server administrator, root#domain.com and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error. More information about this error may be available in the server error log. Additionally, a 500 Internal Server Error error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Are you trying to send the mails from your local machine, or is the site already hosted on the live server ? If its local, mails wont go.
If you are on live server, you would have unconfigured mail service. As magento, by default would send mails if your mail server is configured perfectly.
I am using MQ Transport on the Oracle Service Bus to connect to external MQ server. The problem, however, is that the external MQ server cannot have any authority records other than:
CONNECT/INQUIRE (for Queue Manager)
PUT/GET/INQUIRE (for Queue)
This is a problem, because the OSB MQ Transport is always trying to connect with a context, and also put message with context as well. Even when I set up the MQC.MQPMO_NO_CONTEXT on the PUT message options, in the business service settings.
Is it even possible to exchange the messages with MQ, using the OSB MQ Transport and not having SET/SETALL authority records set?
PS. The MQ logs the following errors:
AMQ8077: Entity 'osbtest ' has insufficient authority to access
object 'TESTQMGR'.
EXPLANATION: The specified entity is not authorized to access the
required object. The following requested permissions are unauthorized:
setall
// ...
AMQ8077: Entity 'osbtest ' has insufficient authority to access
object 'TEST.QUEUE'.
EXPLANATION: The specified entity is not authorized to access the
required object. The following requested permissions are unauthorized:
set
Versions:
Oracle Service Bus: 11gR1
Websphere MQ: 7.5
Try creating an environment variable on the MQ server host named "MQSNOAUT" and setting its to "YES"
I am getting this error message in my Production environment. This is coming during the User creation and as the user is created a mail goes to the user with the Password and other details
Net::SMTPFatalError occurred in users#create:
550 Relaying denied
Any Idea on this?
This worked for me:
The servers MIP (Mapped IP) address needs to be added to the mail router's relay list. It was not added and that was the reason it was rejecting. The receiver IP address was added and the mail was sent again.
I find a lot of details on the internet how to configure Oracle database to use PL/SQL commands to send an email from the database, but they're all using the SMTP server that the database is installed in (I think at least). If these emails are being sent to DBAs, then that's fine.
What about the scenario where an email is sent to customers? In this case wouldn't we want the email to be sent from an application server (e.g. DMZ), and NOT the database server?
I'm assuming the IP address of the database server (or other special information regarding the database server that we'd rather keep private) would be available in such an email. If this isn't true, my question has no merit.
Is it possible to generate an email from the database PL/SQL command(s) but have it sent to the customer from a proxy (e.g. application) server? So the email traffic route would be: database server --> application server --> customer. The added benefit is most email systems would be on the application server anyway so returned emails would go the application server.
If you're using UTL_SMTP, your code will have a line like this somewhere:
c := UTL_SMTP.open_connection( 'myhost', 25 );
The first parameter is the mail server. You should be able to set it to any server that your database server can connect to (via port 25).
They're not necessarily using the SMTP server that the "database is installed in" (not really sure what you mean by that). You define the system parameter SMTP_OUT_SERVER to configure the IP and port of the SMTP server. Oracle will send email to whatever server you define, as long as it is network accessible.
See this site for more information on setting up UTL_MAIL. Try it out. Look at the headers. See for yourself what it looks like.