While working locally on the dev server, GAE doesn't send any emails out. Unless running it with the following command:
dev_appserver.py --enable_sendmail myapp
This would rely on a local sendmail to be setup.
I am using Ubuntu now for some time and I never came across something so difficult to setup.
I came across this solution and 5 other tutorials. The mail.log shows that the email was accepted and sent out, but google times out.
Jun 28 12:13:38 tp sm-mta[15964]: r5SAnXFV014925: to=<kave#gmail.com>, ctladdr=<kave#localhost.localdomain> (1000/1000), delay=00:24:05, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=esmtp, pri=210342, relay=alt4.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com., dsn=4.0.0, stat=Deferred: Connection timed out with alt4.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com
I would be happy to give up and rely on the log files. But the command line ouput doesn't show the email body:
INFO 2013-06-28 11:17:40,146 mail_stub.py:140] MailService.Send
From: admin#mydomain.com
To: kave#gmail.com
Subject: Invitation to join xxx
Body:
Content-type: text/plain
Data length: 347
It is so frustrating. Any ideas please?
Update:
I have tried to run it with the VM arguments:
But I get this error message:
I ran into this same issue a couple weeks ago. I ended up adding the following VM arguments to eclipse when running the DevAppServer:
-Dmail.log_mail_level=WARNING -Dmail.log_mail_body=true
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I have a Centos server with exim installed. I am trying to send en email from the command line like this:
exim -v account#gmail.com
From: email#mydomain.com
To: account#gmail.com
Subject: test email
this is a test
^D
I have also tried:
echo 'test message' | mail -s Test1 account#gmail.com
as well as sending from a PHP script.
The result is the email times out. The logs indicate exim is timing out:
H=alt2.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com [173.194.219.26] Connection timed out
I believe iptables are correct. I have scanned the server from an external IP and ports 25, 265 and 587 are open. (Not sure 587 needs to be since this will be a send-only situation most likely.)
I have also telnet'd to port 25 successfully. (Most of the successful resolutions I have found involved port 25 being blocked. I don't think that is the case here. I have also called my provider and checked. They claim port 25 connections are not blocked.)
I would appreciate some ideas.
Thank you.
I've been searching and testing for days now without any rational explanation for the following to happen:
I have a mail server which serves all our users and everyone is happily running on IMAP/POP3 access. I need to develop a utility to check POP3 e-mail and started getting errors retrieving mail. I set up the same pop account on my outlook and windows live mail and they couldn't download the e-mails either. I tried another PC and it downloaded just fine. After much debugging and searching, I found out that after sending the RETR command, there wasn't an "+OK" response on my pc but there was on the other pc. So I went down to telnet and sure as day my PC wasn't getting the +OK response on RETR, just the actual mail but I was getting it from every other pc I tried. I even booted up my win XP virtual pc and it has the same result as my pc. Here is an excerpt of the logs from mine and my test pc:
RETR with +OK:
+OK Welcome to MailEnable POP3 Server
USER devtest#x.com
+OK
PASS <Removed>
+OK
LIST
+OK 3 26743
1 2118
2 23949
3 676
.
UIDL
+OK
1 BE1F75CAE417453581CF11F16CF09989
2 846882DB63B54C9E91C4643AA5CCA1F5
3 A7BAFC28B04A493689A150F6D4CD7FD0
.
RETR 1
+OK 2118 octets
Received: from x ([x.x.60.10]) by x.net with MailEnab
le ESMTP; Sun, 28 Dec 2014 11:30:16 +0200
RETR with +OK missing:
+OK Welcome to MailEnable POP3 Server
USER devtest#x.com
+OK
PASS <Removed>
+OK
LIST
+OK 3 26743
1 2118
2 23949
3 676
.
UIDL
+OK
1 BE1F75CAE417453581CF11F16CF09989
2 846882DB63B54C9E91C4643AA5CCA1F5
3 A7BAFC28B04A493689A150F6D4CD7FD0
.
RETR 1
Received: from x ([x.x.60.10]) by x.net with MailEnab
le ESMTP; Sun, 28 Dec 2014 11:32:53 +0200
I'm now going to place another hard drive in my pc and install windows and telnet client and see what it does but I was hoping someone might have had some experience with this. It's only that one time that the +OK is missing, every other command has it showing as well as it being there on every other PC I try it on so it's only on my pc that it's missing.
Appreciate any thoughts or assistance!
Well loading a new hard drive worked perfectly as expected which led me to the fact that it must be something installed on my pc itself. Disabled the usual suspects (firewall and AV) and when that didn't work, I proceeded to close down every app running on my pc which possibly works with Ports and eventually narrowed the culprit down to the Fortinet VPN Client running on my PC. I don't have it's AV component enabled so I'm rather at a loss as to how it could be the reason for a single line on port 110 to go missing but if it's running then the +OK line is missing and if it's shut down then it appears.
I'm going to leave this question here in case it can help someone else and will also try post something to Fortinet as well.
I configured my Mercury (on local PC with Windows 7 professional) step-by-step following http://www.open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/Mercury_Mail_Configuration_in_Windows, using smtp.gmail.com as external server. I then sent a test email to my gmail from Mercury, and the Mercury core process window showed "Mon 01, 10:50:08: Job MG000001: from postmaster#localhost (local) .... to xxxx#gmail.com (non-local)-OK". But the Mercury SMTP client (relay version) window showed "Faild. Error FF servicing queue job." I saw this error message being repeated (Mercury tried to re-send the email).
I tried to gether more error information but the Mercury logs (XAMPP Control penal) was empty.
Can someone please help? Thanks.
I had the same problem as yours and I came out with this solution.
Follow the answer in this link:
No mail received in inbox with XAMPP 1.8.0, MercuryMail and mail()
And then go to
Mercury under MercuryS -> Connection Control -> Uncheck "Do not Permit SMTP relaying to non-local mail"
Hope it helps :)
I am trying to use an auto reply program for one of the users.
It works fine when I have user email address defined in .forward file but it gives following error when I put it in script:
Jun 28 12:25:38 localhost sendmail[5210]: s5SJPFkN005208: to="|/home/alpha/autoreply.pl", ctladdr=alpha#localhost (501/501), delay=00:00:10, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=prog, pri=60446, dsn=5.0.0, stat=Service unavailable
Jun 28 12:25:38 localhost sendmail[5210]: s5SJPFkN005208: s5SJPckN005210: DSN: Service unavailable
Do I have have make any changes in sendmail configs (i.e. symbolic link etc)?
Thanks.
1.Have you checked problems mentioned in sendmail FAQ?
Sendmail-FAQ-3.11: Why can't my users forward their mail to a program?
2. On most linuxes sendmail uses procmail as local mailer program.
You may try to execute your script from ~/.procmailrc of the user.
The issue was /etc/smrsh did not have symbolic link for perl which can be defined as
ln -s /usr/bin/perl /etc/smrsh/perl
I have installed Bugzilla-4.4 in my new Ubuntu Machine. When I submit a new bug, I got the email sent notification. But the sent email is not received by the recipients . I am using Sendmail mail configuration in Bugzilla. I have also tested "Test" mail configuration in which the mail is logged in bugzilla-4.4/data/mailer.testfile successfully. When I check my mail.log file I found the following:
(1001/1001), delay=3+15:58:59, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=esmtp, pri=47643784, relay=mailrelay.netcon.in., dsn=4.0.0, stat=Deferred: Connection timed out with mailrelay.netcon.in.
I have no idea what to do.Is anything I missed out while Sendmail configuration? Any help!!
Try nc from command line:
nc mailrelay.netcon.in 25
which should result in something like:
220 mailrelay.netcon.in ESMTP Postfix
If not check for internet connection and/or router firewall rules.