Hello,
My Suse manager does not send any emails to our address.
We have already enabled the relay host in the posfix configuration
From webgui we set an internal email address to the network and enabled notification of preference updates.
The postfix configuration is correct.
The system successfully sends emails
Did anyone have the same problem?
Suse support did not help me
Thank you
I’m not sure off the top of my head, but which version and patch are you
using? Do you see any attempts to connect to something via SMTP when it
should send an e-mail, or even DNS requests to find the mail (MX) records
for the target domain when that happens? I’d probably start with a
LAN/wire trace to see what is or is not happening at the time the e-mail
should be sent, using tcpdump:
sudo /usr/sbin/tcpdump -n -s 0 -i any -v -w /tmp/mail.cap not port 22–
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Hi,
I’m using a SLES12 SP2 with SUMA 3
Unfortunately I do not find any special error messages in logs (system log, postfix log and taskomatic log)
Postfix logs do not find send attempts (if I try by mail command it works).
The problem is that it all seems to work properly but I do not understand where it hangs.
Unfortunately, as the Suse has said, emails can only be sent by SUMA automatically so I can not make test submissions from it.
In fact there is the ability to enable email sending even when the taskomatic is restarted. Well, I’ve tried it many times but nothing happens.
I’ll try with a tcpdump to see if I can find something.
Thank you
Does sending mail work at all in the first place?
Try something like
echo “Blubb” | mail -s “Test” account@domain.org
If this does not work, the mail system is not set up correctly. Please
check the respective logs in such a case.
Our SLES 12 server is configured correctly to send emails.
Emails sent to our internal addresses arrive without any problems
We do not find any problems with postfix logs
We entered the “java.smtp_server = server ip” entry in the /etc/rhn/rhn.conf file
This solves our problem
It’s great to hear your results; thank-you for sharing as they will likely
help others in the future.
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