Hi.
I'm attempting to use DBMail along with OpenSMTPD as a containerized
email solution. Each component runs as a single process in a Docker
container without syslog. Ideally all logging is sent to stdout/stderr
so the "docker logs" command, and indirectly journalctl on CoreOS, can
read conta
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Hello.
A couple months back, I posted about having issues with DBMail's LMTP
server not logging. Since then, I ran into issues getting OpenSMTPD
talking to it and thought it was at fault, but after an exchange on
the OpenSMTPD listserve/issue tracker,
? Wondering if this is due to the Docker
container not providing syslog? I'd hoped that starting with -v, which
the help claims logs to STDOUT/STDERR, would circumvent this.
Thanks.
On 9/7/2014 12:10 PM, Nolan Darilek wrote:
> Hello.
>
> A couple months back, I posted about having issues
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Wondering if this is a bug or expected behavior.
If I start DBMail configured to use SQLite as root, without an
existing database, and with effective_user set, the database gets
created owned by root. My expectation is that DBMail would change the
dat
So as of now DBMail appears to deliver mail, but I can't for the life of
me log in. In particular, Thunderbird seems to make one initial
connection on account setup, then absolutely fails in the future and I
see nothing in the logs.
I then tried telneting to my IMAP server. Whereas initially I get
On 9/8/2014 9:32 AM, Reindl Harald wrote:
>
> in case of "I need to switch to something" why don't you avoid
> .0 releases and just start with the old-stable 3.1.17 in case
> you don't want to invest time in debugging?
>
So 3.2.0 is considered unstable?
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