For future users: if you run into the error 'Client does not have
permissions to send as this sender', simply go to the Jenkins 'configure'
page and set the system admin e-mail address to be the e-mail address that
you use to authenticate to Office 365.
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Thanks! I could resolve this issue. Soon, I will be writing a blog on it.
No need to say Jenkins is a great tool. The only problem is that I am not
from a Java background.
Thus, It is not that simple to me. However, It is not a complicated tool.
Stay tuned to check a blog on it at
On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 1:40 AM, Shreyas Joshi shreyasjosh...@gmail.com wrote:
Check over here -
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11370327/jenkins-smtp-tsl
I have commented that after following those steps, I get a permission issue.
I am using Fedora core machine.
You will see my comment
I have heard that JAVA by default doesn't support TLS. Also,Jenkins doesn't
pass the argument TLS to JAVA. This makes TLS support not applicable.
My problem is that my account - microsoft 365 has a SMTP server with the
security
TLS. When I am trying to configure it,it fails.
After reading
Perhaps I'm missing something but shouldn't SSL be enabled rather than
disabled otherwise it won't try and use it?
Richard
On Tuesday, November 26, 2013, Shreyas Joshi wrote:
I have heard that JAVA by default doesn't support TLS. Also,Jenkins
doesn't pass the argument TLS to JAVA. This makes
Check over here -
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11370327/jenkins-smtp-tsl
I have commented that after following those steps, I get a permission
issue. I am using Fedora core machine.
You will see my comment with my name - Shreyas Joshi. Please comment or
help here.
Thanks
SJ
On Mon, Nov
