Hi Ryan
From what I understand of the source code, if the message sending failed there should have been a warning entry in your log saying “Could not send email: … ”. If you are not seeing that then it is strange and not consistent with the documentation of the apache commons email library which is being used.
Can you perchance verify with ethereal or tcpdump that there is no traffic between dhis2 and the email server?
The FROM_ADDRESS is currently hardwired to “noreply@dhis2.org”. Hope its not being clobbered by a spam filter on your email server.
Bob
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On 24 July 2014 10:49, WILLIAMS, Ryan O’Neil williamsryan@who.int wrote:
Dear all,
We are running version 2.15 instance of dhis2 and we are having trouble getting the email functionality to work.
The email server address and port have been provided using the email settings UI.
We have tried to use the recover password and send message functionality to no avail. Each time the functions are executed, the following entries can be found in the catalina.out log file respectively:
- … Recovery message sent for user: xxx
OR
- … Sending email to user: User{surname=‘xxx’, …firstName= … (EmailMessageSender.java [SimpleAsyncTaskExecutor-664])
- …Email sent using host: emailserver with TLS: false (EmailMessageSender.java [SimpleAsyncTaskExecutor-664])
No entries can be found on the email server concerning these emails. No errors concerning emails can be found in the catalina log file.
Other applications on the same server using the same settings can successfully send emails.
Any ideas about what the problem could be or how we can debug this in more detail?
Also, I don’t see a way to configure the FROM_ADDRESS, is this possible? What is the default sender?
cheers
Ryan
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