We have installed a Bugzila 4.0 on Windows 7 Local Machine. After the installation we are not able to create any New Account as the New Account sends a email to the email id being provided for the user. So we installed Sendmail for Windows and configured bugzilla to use Sendmail for sending mails via bugzilla. Now whenever we are trying to send emails via bugzilla on new account creation we are getting below mentioned error:
"error when closing pipe to /usr/lib/sendmail.exe: Inappropriate I/O control operation"
Request you to please guide us if we are missing any configuration on Bugzilla or if there is any other workaround to send mail via bugzilla on local machine.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards
Vineet More
Are you using http://www.glob.com.au/sendmail/ ?
If answer is yes, I think you should also download and install: https://metacpan.org/pod/App::TLSMe
Try to run your checksetup.pl to see if need any other prerequisite.
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There is a server with no Outlook client installed and installing it is not an option.
We'd like to access an outlook 365 mailbox with redemption.
I installed the standalone MAPI object(https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42040).
Logging in on the mailbox works, using:
"LogonHostedExchangeMailbox(ThisIsTheAddress#client.com,ThisIsTheAddress#client.com,ThisIsThePassWord)"
After this, the 'LoggedOn' variable on the redemption session returns true.
However, when I try to use 'GetDefaultFolder' I get an error (MAPI_E_VERSION)
I can loop over the stores. But again: when I use 'GetDefaultFolder' on a store, I get the error again.
I just need to access the mails in the inbox and replace them to a subfolder.
I even tried making a profile using MFCMapi, but that didn't seem to work or I did something wrong.
Anyone got this to work? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
The latest versions of Exchange explicitly refuse a connection from the standalone version of MAPI.
I'm trying to setup our Mac Mini running OS X Server to send emails when Xcode Bots fail.
I've so far followed these guides to the letter:
http://blog.anupamsg.me/2012/02/14/enabling-postfix-for-outbound-relay-via-gmail-on-os-x-lion-11/
http://benjaminrojas.net/configuring-postfix-to-send-mail-from-mac-os-x-mountain-lion/
http://www.anujgakhar.com/2011/12/09/using-macosx-lion-command-line-mail-with-gmail-as-smtp/
This StackOverflow question says that he was able to get AWS SES to work with Mac OS X Server, so it's possible.
Anyone done it and can give me any pointers?
In the end I gave up and used Mutt. Setting up Postfix is a bitch. Mutt is awesome! It works great for solving this issue.
You can install it via Homebrew (\o/). Here's a guide for setting it up and using it. You can simply invoke mutt from your Xcode Bot triggers.
To use with AWS SES just make SES SMTP credentials in the AWS console and enter these in to the ~/.muttrc file.
I have a question about my application built in Oracle APEX 4.2. This application has a process to send emails (when a user changes his password or requests a password reset).
When I run this application online on my "apex.oracle.com" account, it runs fine. But when I run it on my home computer (running Windows 7), the email process doesn't work. Probably it is because my home server is not an email server.
Can someone please help me so that my home computer is able to send emails via my above mentioned application?
Thanks in advance.
you have several options:
Configure a local SMTP server so it can be use by APEX and send emails.
Connect to a remote server - like Google - and sends emails that way (you have to open a new account and connect with that and also there's some certificate problems, https://arkatec.wordpress.com/2011/08/15/sending-email-using-oracle-database-and-google-mail-service/)
Use htmldb_mail package (I haven't tried this one)
In the first options you need to construct a procedure that does all the work for you.
You can use one of this:
http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Send_mail_from_PL/SQL
Important: keep in my that you're going to encounter permission issues with the UTL packages (grant execute on UTL_XXX to USER) and algo, if you're are working on 11g you need to create an ACL
I setup Xcode Bots, which is working successfully. However, despite setting email addresses to get notified when a build is successful or it fails, I do not receive any emails. Is there any additional SMTP setup I need to do hidden somewhere?
You probably need to configure the Mac OSX Server for sending e-mail.
The local server is located in the Server application under "Mail" in the left sidebar.
I recently changed to using Amazon SES and had to edit the Postfix SASL configuration manually. Edit SASL password file, run postmap, enable SASL/TLS in main.cf configuration file and finally restart Postfix.
This detailed description by Rojas helped me:
http://benjaminrojas.net/configuring-postfix-to-send-mail-from-mac-os-x-mountain-lion/
I recently was tasked with doing the same thing, setting up OSX Server for sending e-mail. What worked for me was setting up the postfix configuration manually as well but the link in the previous answer wasn't effective for me. what was effective was following this tutorial
http://blog.anupamsg.me/2012/02/14/enabling-postfix-for-outbound-relay-via-gmail-on-os-x-lion-11/
and there's also a follow up that shows details to what needs to change to get it to work on Mavericks and newer http://blog.anupamsg.me/2013/12/22/enabling-postfix-on-osx-as-a-relay-revisited/
I have Bugzilla 4.0 installed on my Windows machine but I haven't been able to get an email server to work. Does anyone know what the easiest way is to get the email server work?
I found NTsendmail and I have that in my perl/lib directory but I'm not entirely sure how to configure bugzilla to use it.
Is there someway I could use the gmail smtp server?
Cheers,
Steiny
Starting with Bugzilla 4.4, Gmail SMTP is supported natively, but a patch can be applied for Bugzilla 4.2 or previous versions.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Bugzilla:Windows_Gmail
Personally, I am very happy with hMailServer on Windows. I'm using it on all of our public web servers to send out e-mails from my ASP.NET applications.