Alan,
I removed the ":25" as specified and tried again.
The conf file now has the following entry:
<cfmail>
<usetls>false</usetls>
<interval>240</interval>
<charset>UTF-8</charset>
<domain>dev4.domain.com</domain>
<smtpport>25</smtpport>
<smtpserver>1.2.3.4</smtpserver> <!--- false IP for posting --->
<timeout>60</timeout>
<usessl>false</usessl>
<threads>1</threads>
<catchemail></catchemail>
</cfmail>
Same error message.
Thanks,
Alan Cole
(PGP Key ID: 0x82D8E0C7)
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Alan Holden <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [OpenBD] Mail server connection issue
> Date: March 28, 2012 1:59:23 PM EDT
> To: [email protected]
> Reply-To: [email protected]
>
> Your node for smtpserver has both the IP and port.
> Is that how your real setup is configured too?
>
> If so, remove the :25 from <smtpserver>
>
> That's already specified in <smtpport>
>
> Then try again.
>
> Alan Holden
> (at work)
>
>
> On 3/28/2012 10:42 AM, Alan Cole wrote:
>> Alan,
>>
>> Sorry for the late delay on the follow up to this. I really appreciate
>> all the input that has been given.
>>
>> Prior to my posting the initial request here ... I have tried all the
>> following
>> (I apologize if i did not communicate this clearly the first post):
>>
>> 1. When I verify the mail server in the BD admin console the error message
>> is displayed as:
>> "Mail server verification failed: 501 5.0.0 HELO requires domain
>> address"
>> 1A - mail will not send from an application using CFMAIL
>> 2. I can telnet to the mail server from the Open BD server
>> 2A - I can issue a HELO with IP address - good response
>> 2B - I can issue a HELO with hostname (as returned by hostname cmd) -
>> good response
>> 2C - I can issue a HELO with the FQDN - good response
>> 2D - I can issue a HELO with 'localhost' - good response
>> 2E - I can issue a HELO *without* any parameters - BAD response **Same
>> error msg that the BD admin console gives me
>>
>>
>> Based on my testing described in 2 above, I am under the belief that the
>> BD server does not include the hostname in the HELO command. I know this
>> cannot be true for majority of folks so I am trying to determine what BD
>> would
>> submit as "hostname" and if there is some configuration I have missed/or
>> performed
>> incorrectly.
>>
>> Further info - the mail server is my mail server. It is on a different
>> network segment
>> but all other ACF servers on the same network segment as the OpenBD server
>> can verify and send mail. The mail server is setup to relay from my
>> development
>> network segment, and again, does so properly for the other Adobe CF servers
>> located
>> there.
>>
>> Matt had asked for the bluedragon.xml particulars of the mail conf... first
>> I found
>> my bluedragon.xml in the following directory: /opt/openbd/conf/ and NOT in
>> WEB-INF/ as indicated in his email.
>>
>> <cfmail>
>> <usetls>false</usetls>
>> <interval>240</interval>
>> <charset>UTF-8</charset>
>> <domain>dev4.domain.com</domain>
>> <smtpport>25</smtpport>
>> <smtpserver>1.2.3.4:25</smtpserver> <!--- false IP for posting --->
>> <timeout>60</timeout>
>> <usessl>false</usessl>
>> <threads>1</threads>
>> <catchemail></catchemail>
>> </cfmail>
>>
>> Any help is greatly appreciated and if you need further information please
>> let me know.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Alan Cole
>> (PGP Key ID: 0x82D8E0C7)
>>
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