Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Email not working

2009-12-03 Thread Andy Betteridge
Hi,

Have you tried running a tcpdump on the session to see what's being sent to
the mail server?


Cheers,
Andy.

On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 5:54 AM, Meeko meeko.li...@gmail.com wrote:

 I did what you said, wrapping in an eval, and no errors occured.  However,
 I think I have narrowed the problem down some.  Here is what I have
 discovered:

 I changed the configuration of Catalyst::Plugin::Email to use an
 unauthenticated SMTP server which I own (I have relaying disabled, and only
 have the IP address of my web server on the allow relay domains - so its not
 an open relay).  This is actually the SMTP server that my other non-Catalyst
 Net::SMTP scripts use.  Well, needless to say, once I changed that the
 Catalyst app began happily sending e-mails with Catalyst::Plugin::Email   I
 could keep it this way if I had to, but would rather not because I don't
 know how long I am going to keep this other mail server around.  This was
 part of the reason why I began moving my e-mail activity to Rackspace, I
 don't want to have to deal with maintaining a mail server in the future.

 So anyway, back to Catalyst::Plugin::Email with authenticated SMTP...

 I think the issue I am having is actually with the username and passwords
 being sent encrypted in Base64.  I have verified that I am able to perform
 an AUTH LOGIN on the Rackspace SMTP server from my web server by doing a
 telnet my.smtp.server 25; HELO host; AUTH LOGIN; Base64 encoded Username;
 Base64 encoded Password, and I get a 235 2.7.0 Authentication successful.
 So I know this web server is capable of authenticating on the SMTP server.

 So now my thoughts turn to, why would the username and password not be
 encoded properly with perl on my web server, but it does work on my Mac at
 home?  Just as a quickie, I updated my MIME::Base64 to the newest version,
 and re-started.  No such luck.

 Any other ideas on where to look next, now that I have been able to uncover
 more information?

 On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 9:53 PM, Charlie Garrison garri...@zeta.org.auwrote:

 Good afternoon,


 On 2/12/09 at 8:51 PM -0500, Meeko meeko.li...@gmail.com wrote:

 SELinux is disabled (see below).  Also, on the same machine I have several
 other non-Catalyst perl apps that I use Net::SMTP to send e-mail with,
 and
 they work fine so I know that e-mail can get out on this machine.
  There's
 just something about Catalyst::Plugin::Email that is not sending them,
 and
 leaving no visible errors/warnings/logs that I can find to try to figure
 out
 why.


 How about wrapping the $c-email() statement in eval {} and checking for
 errors? I don't know if that will help but easy enough to test.

 Charlie

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Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Email not working

2009-12-03 Thread Kieren Diment
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 9:02 PM, Alexander Hartmaier
alexander.hartma...@t-systems.at wrote:
 You shouldn't use C::P::Email any more, there is no need for that
 function to be a Catalyst plugin.

 Take a look at Catalyst::View::Email(::Template) instead!


I agree.  There's a working example with
Catalyst::View::Email::Template in chapter 11 of the book (source code
available from here:  http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430223650 )

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[Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Email not working

2009-12-02 Thread Meeko
Hi everyone.  I have been developing an app for quite some time on a local
machine here (OS X 10.4) which at various times throughout its life it needs
to send out e-mails.  I have been using Catalyst::Plugin::Email to send
those e-mails, using authenticated SMTP from an e-mail account I have with
Rackspace.  My configuration looks like this:

__PACKAGE__-config-{email} = [
'SMTP',
'my.smtp.server',
username = 'MyUsername',
password = 'MyPassword',
];

Then in my app, whenever I need to send an e-mail, I use:

$c-email(
header = [
From= 'm...@mydomain.com Me',
To  = 'em...@recipient.com',
Subject = 'The Subject.',
],
body = $body,
);


It's been working great during development, I get all the e-mails when they
are supposed to be going out. The problem is that now that I am getting
close to finished, I have done a test deployment to my public web server
(CentOS 5.2), and now e-mails no longer get sent.  I have verified that
Catalyst::Plugin::Email is installed, and that I have the correct config
information.  Everything else about the app runs, and when it comes to a
place where an e-mail should go out, it gets by it with no problem, but yet
I never receive the e-mails.  Also, I am unable to find any error log entry
that might point me in the right direction.

So my question is, first of all, is there something blindingly obvious I
might be missing during deployment?  Is there anything else that needs to be
installed for Catalyst::Plugin::Email to work that I might not have
installed - but yet would not cause the app to fail at startup?  And
finally, where should I look for any clues as to what is going on (like
error logs, etc...)?

Thanks for any help!
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Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Email not working

2009-12-02 Thread Greg Matheson
On Wed, 02 Dec 2009, Meeko wrote:

 Hi everyone.  I have been developing an app for quite some time on a local
 machine here (OS X 10.4) which at various times throughout its life it needs
 to send out e-mails.  

 It's been working great during development, I get all the e-mails when they
 are supposed to be going out. The problem is that now that I am getting
 close to finished, I have done a test deployment to my public web server
 (CentOS 5.2), and now e-mails no longer get sent.  

Is SELinux enabled? See the httpd_selinux manpage.

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Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Email not working

2009-12-02 Thread Meeko
SELinux is disabled (see below).  Also, on the same machine I have several
other non-Catalyst perl apps that I use Net::SMTP to send e-mail with, and
they work fine so I know that e-mail can get out on this machine.  There's
just something about Catalyst::Plugin::Email that is not sending them, and
leaving no visible errors/warnings/logs that I can find to try to figure out
why.

[r...@host ~]# /usr/sbin/sestatus
SELinux status: disabled


On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 7:23 PM, Greg Matheson drb...@freeshell.org wrote:

 On Wed, 02 Dec 2009, Meeko wrote:

  Hi everyone.  I have been developing an app for quite some time on a
 local
  machine here (OS X 10.4) which at various times throughout its life it
 needs
  to send out e-mails.

  It's been working great during development, I get all the e-mails when
 they
  are supposed to be going out. The problem is that now that I am getting
  close to finished, I have done a test deployment to my public web server
  (CentOS 5.2), and now e-mails no longer get sent.

 Is SELinux enabled? See the httpd_selinux manpage.

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Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Email not working

2009-12-02 Thread Charlie Garrison

Good afternoon,

On 2/12/09 at 8:51 PM -0500, Meeko meeko.li...@gmail.com wrote:


SELinux is disabled (see below).  Also, on the same machine I have several
other non-Catalyst perl apps that I use Net::SMTP to send e-mail with, and
they work fine so I know that e-mail can get out on this machine.  There's
just something about Catalyst::Plugin::Email that is not sending them, and
leaving no visible errors/warnings/logs that I can find to try to figure out
why.


How about wrapping the $c-email() statement in eval {} and 
checking for errors? I don't know if that will help but easy 
enough to test.


Charlie

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Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Email not working

2009-12-02 Thread Meeko
I did what you said, wrapping in an eval, and no errors occured.  However, I
think I have narrowed the problem down some.  Here is what I have
discovered:

I changed the configuration of Catalyst::Plugin::Email to use an
unauthenticated SMTP server which I own (I have relaying disabled, and only
have the IP address of my web server on the allow relay domains - so its not
an open relay).  This is actually the SMTP server that my other non-Catalyst
Net::SMTP scripts use.  Well, needless to say, once I changed that the
Catalyst app began happily sending e-mails with Catalyst::Plugin::Email   I
could keep it this way if I had to, but would rather not because I don't
know how long I am going to keep this other mail server around.  This was
part of the reason why I began moving my e-mail activity to Rackspace, I
don't want to have to deal with maintaining a mail server in the future.

So anyway, back to Catalyst::Plugin::Email with authenticated SMTP...

I think the issue I am having is actually with the username and passwords
being sent encrypted in Base64.  I have verified that I am able to perform
an AUTH LOGIN on the Rackspace SMTP server from my web server by doing a
telnet my.smtp.server 25; HELO host; AUTH LOGIN; Base64 encoded Username;
Base64 encoded Password, and I get a 235 2.7.0 Authentication successful.
So I know this web server is capable of authenticating on the SMTP server.

So now my thoughts turn to, why would the username and password not be
encoded properly with perl on my web server, but it does work on my Mac at
home?  Just as a quickie, I updated my MIME::Base64 to the newest version,
and re-started.  No such luck.

Any other ideas on where to look next, now that I have been able to uncover
more information?

On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 9:53 PM, Charlie Garrison garri...@zeta.org.auwrote:

 Good afternoon,


 On 2/12/09 at 8:51 PM -0500, Meeko meeko.li...@gmail.com wrote:

 SELinux is disabled (see below).  Also, on the same machine I have several
 other non-Catalyst perl apps that I use Net::SMTP to send e-mail with, and
 they work fine so I know that e-mail can get out on this machine.  There's
 just something about Catalyst::Plugin::Email that is not sending them, and
 leaving no visible errors/warnings/logs that I can find to try to figure
 out
 why.


 How about wrapping the $c-email() statement in eval {} and checking for
 errors? I don't know if that will help but easy enough to test.

 Charlie

 --
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