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/
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I have my work email set up on an iPhone using the instructions given to me by my IT department. It works a treat.
I'd really like to be able to use in on my Mac. I have webmail (owa) access but it's a terrible webmail client. I use Airmail as my email client.
I've been reading online and I understand there are different issues with accessing Exchange email from a Mac, but I'm hoping they are surmountable.
The info from my IT people for iOS set up includes
My username
My password
A server - mobile.xxx.xxx.xx
A domain - live.xxxx.xxx.xx
I don't seem to be able to make any combination of these work for mac email setup.
Is there a solution?
Thanks
Try to enter username with the domain:
domain\username
username#domain.fullname.com
If nothing works, maybe you can ask your IT dept for help?
Also, your server administrator should check that EWS protocol is enabled for your mailbox (most MacOS clients works through this protocol)
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.
I developing a web application using Laravel 5, application needs send email to members when they registered.
I use mailgun as mail driver, everything works fine locally on my Mac Book Pro machine, it means everything should configured correctly, but when I move to Ubuntu server (14.04), the mailgun didn't send any email out neither any error message.
I tried using curl command on server, it works fine, means server should not block any port for mailgun.
Anyone please can help on this issue?
As this works from one environment, and not in another, it's very likely to be a configuration problem. This might differ in a few places with mail in Laravel.
You'll need to check that pretend in config/mail.php is set to false. See here.
You'll need to make sure your .env file (if you're using .env) is first renamed from .env.example to .env and then check that the settings are set up correctly for Mailgun. I wrote a small tutorial for Mailgun Laravel 5 here if you have any problems with that.
You'll need to check that the third party services file in config/services.php is configured correctly. More specifically, you need to ensure that the API key is set up correctly.
If none of these work correctly, then you'll almost certainly have some error message in your storage/logs folder, I recommend checking here for some hints.
Most of the time this happens due to wrong env configuration try this one. You can simplify the confusion between the Mail.php and .env settings
I configured my openldap 2.4 in Centos . And I have Mac client for it. Now i wanted to enable SSL for secured Ldap connection. I generated self certified certificate and configured my ldap.I followed following Document http://easylinuxtutorials.blogspot.in/2013/11/installing-configuring-openldap-server.html. But in this it is centos client, but my problem is how to configure Mac client. In some google search i found that just enabling SSL option in LDAPv3 of Directory server will do the job for us. But it didnt helped me. please help me in doing some missed configurations.
I solved it myself
Firstly we should edit ldap.conf file ,which is in the path /etc/openldap/ldap.conf of client.
we should add the line
TLS_REQCERT never
Today i received an email from apple telling they are changing something connected with push notifications, and wanted to ask what to do with the certificate they gave me link to... My server runs debian lenny, and im using php5 to send push notifications to apple apns. Do i have to just like... add it somewhere, or replace the 'old' one ?
Download the entrust_2048_ca.cer file, and install it on the servers that communicate with Apple's notification services. No need to do renew your actual push certificates, also you should not have to change anything in your code.
The important thing is that the servers that actually communicate with Apple's notification services have the certificate installed.
If you are lucky, your push server is already in contact with a Certificate Authority root, and this will solve the issue for you automagically. However, if you should lose that connection, your notifications will be out of order unless you have a "local" version of the certificate.
I am looking for the same solution, a quick hint from another forum says "simply download the .cer file and install it" http://www.iphonedevsdk.com/forum/iphone-sdk-development/66878-apns-question-email-apple.html.
We will try on our linux server and please see if this works for your situation.
I downloaded and copied the https://www.entrust.net/downloads/binary/entrust_2048_ca.cer file into /etc/ssl on my OpenBSD server. I haven't changed any of my server side code which is actually not using the entrust cert in any way. (I use the certs from Apple's provisioning site.)
On Dec 23rd, my notifications are sent and received with or without the entrust cert. I am confused about how exactly I am supposed to use the entrust cer file.
I think this sentence from the email from Apple tells me I am ok:
If you have been successfully
validating the certificate chain in
the APNs sandbox environment, you
already have the root certificate you
need. Simply install the same root
certificate on your production push
provider servers.
i.e.
Notifications were and are sent, hence my server already has what it needs.
UPDATE:
What I wrote above seems to be the case. If you use a fairly recent server you likely don't have to do anything at all. The sandbox environment has been using 2048 bits since March 2010. If it has been working, you are set. Full info here:
http://www.24100.net/2010/12/latest-apple-push-notification-certificate-changes-decrypted/
My PHP5 scripts that connect to the Apple Push Server are hosted on a Fedora system. For me, the migration was transparent. I had nothing to do despite I can't find the Entrust certificate somewhere on my system. Maybe is it available with the PHP5 SSL library.