I'd check the mail headers of the incoming email - each mail hop should
record its date/time so that might help track down where its having its
little sleep...
Richard.
On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 7:17 PM, wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have configured email-ext plugin in jenkins.
> In the post-build acti
You are using an old version of email-ext, but upgrading won't help in the
delay. You can try enabling javamail debug mode by adding this system
property -Dmail.debug=true, you'll get a bunch of stuff in the Jenkins logs
about what is happening with the mail. If it says it sent the mail fine,
then
mailtrap.io can be handy to check that you have everything working
On 27 August 2013 14:27, Slide wrote:
> You are using an old version of email-ext, but upgrading won't help in the
> delay. You can try enabling javamail debug mode by adding this system
> property -Dmail.debug=true, you'll get
Hi,
I guess it is rather a problem with your mail server than with Jenkins.
Vincent
2013/8/27
> Hi All,
>
> I have configured email-ext plugin in jenkins.
> In the post-build action, the console shows that email has been triggered
> to the recipient list, but the email arrives very very late,
