I have a setup with Centos 5.5, Nagios 3.2.3, sendmail 8.13.8. When a insident is happening Nagios notify-by-mail is triggered and Nagios sends via sendmail. Unfortunately there is a trailing $-sign added to the $CONTACTEMAIL. Sendmail cannot mail to xxx@mail.address$
A hack is to insert mailaddress in misccommands.cfg but I would like to have a more clean way.
My Nagios email Notification is not working, I'm trying to setup external relay server using GMAIL. I'm also using dynamic IP.
Please see the test below:
Here is my PoSTFIX CONFIGURATION:
My Nagios email Notification is not working, I'm trying to setup external relay server using GMAIL. I'm also using dynamic IP.
Please see the test below:
Here is my PoSTFIX CONFIGURATION:
Nagios has been up and running for quite sometime now and no issues till this month. For some reason, Nagios kept failing to send notifications out to our department. Out of curiosity I've sent the email out manually and tailed the mail.log then found out that every email being sent is getting a "Connection Refused." Can this be a permission issue? If so where and why all of the sudden it just stopped working as none has changed in the OS (Ubuntu Core).
View 7 Replies View RelatedI've gotten myself involved in the Nagios monitoring tools and somewhat managed to configure the Nagios host, but I'm still having some issues with the email notifications.
From what I've read/researched, one of the favourite methods to get the email notification up is by using sendmail/postfix. I've went through it and learned that they are MTAs. What I actually needed is just a basic email client, and I would email the notices directly to an email address over the internet. Thus, I wont be needing something as complex like sendmail/postfix.
I gotten my hands on "Nail mail". I've successfully configured it to be able to send emails from my linux machine over the internet. However, when I copied the same command lines to nagios's contact.cfg, it did not work.
This is the command line that I'm using. Let me explain what I'm trying to achieve below. Firstly, I would save all the text notifications into a text file(green), and then email it out. The problem is NailMail command (red) does not work on Nagios,but the command line works in the terminal command on my Nagios account. Has anyone attempted using Nail mail with Nagios?
I install Nagios Core Version 3.2.3 in CentOS 5.5 via rpmforge repo configure ssmpt to sent mail via my gmail account. i test and don't see any in it even some notification to nagiosadmin is get deliver now i create one user in contacts.cfg
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I also add one contact groups
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Now i add one windows xp machine on nagios for monitor (i install NSClient++ 0.3.8.75 and it working fine)
Here is my windows.cfg
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But my problem is when my host goes down i m not getting any notification to my define contactgroup,
I'm currently working with Nagios Core 3.2.2 and I'm trying to set up a mail notification.
My current settings:
Commands
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Notification Type: $NOTIFICATIONTYPE$
Date/Time: $LONGDATETIME$
Notification Type: $NOTIFICATIONTYPE$
Additional Info:
Services
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Host
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I have 2 problems:
I'm getting mail that the PC is OK every 3 minutes.
And I don't know what I should config in Service and host .cfg. Sow that I will get a good description of the problem in the mail that Nagios is sending me.
I have nagios server 3.2 and it works fine.I want to know, how know can i send mail notification by alert type?
Or example
How can i achieve this type of notification? Is it possible or not?
I I'm currently working on Nagios Core 3.2.2, and I'm trying to set up a mail notification. I already install postfix and mailx. And I'm able to send a mail via Ubuntu. I checked this with the command: echo "mail test" | mailx -s "test subject" mail address.But I don't know what to do next. I'v tried many different suggestions that I found on goolge, but nothing seems to work.
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I have everything in contacts.cfg, and the admin page tells me that the following should be sent: Unknown, Warning, Critical, Recovery, Flapping, Downtime
I also have notify-service-by-email and notify-host-by-email.
I have no idea if nagios emails just don't want to be sent or what -- and I'm not even sure if the nagios emails are even trying to be sent.
Here's my contacts.cfg code...
There's nothing in /var/log/nagios besides the mention of that email address in objects.cache, so I have no idea if an email was attempted to be sent. My sendmail queue is empty as well.
Meanwhile, I have some downtime on a service and didn't get notified. Only the web interface is helping me out here. Any ideas why I am not getting email? How can I run a test to see if everything's working okay?
I have installed nagios in centos and its working fine.
I need to configure email alerts for nagios.
I have already configured nagios to send email alerts for warning,critical and recovery for 24/7.
1) i need to configure nagios to send email alerts twice a day
a) morning at 8am
b) evening at 6pm
2)i need nagios to send email alerts only "current status" of the host and services twice a day (morning and evening).
Setting up email notification on Nagiso server in detail.
Os version : Feodra 10
Nagios Version: 3.0.5
And also do let me know if any more info required ?
I've not been having any luck at all finding the answer to this, so thought I'd ask here: is there any way to get my servers to send an email when someone logs in through SFTP? I was able to get that to work with SSH using a simple bit of script in /etc/profile, but I can't find anything on Google about doing that with SFTP at all.
The OpenSSH version on my server is 5.2p1 running on FreeBSD 8.0. Any way to get the server to execute any command on SFTP login will be enough for me to get this set up.
this seems silly but I am changing ISPs and need to change my notification email address (for here). Under User Menu -> Edit account it shows my email but does not allow me to change my email. Since I am able to post I assume I am logged in correctly. So what did I miss?
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Here I've sort a problem, dealing with swatch.I wonder why my swatch configuration can't sending an email notification to my mail, which I mean to sent the output file into email.Swatch running like a charm on my system and success to give the log files for the file that swatch monitoring..here's my output
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root@ubuntusecurity:/home/andrewraharjo# swatch -c /root/.swatchrc -t /var/log/auth.log
*** swatch version 3.2.3 (pid:6773) started at Mon Nov 29 19:33:39 WIT 2010
[code]....
I have a test application that sends out email. It's configured to send it through the sendmail installed on the local machine (distro: RedHat 4.8; sendmail version 8.13.1). The email addresses are external to the machine. I would like to stop most of those emails. I can't use the /etc/aliases file, because that methodology only works for operating system addresses/userid's on the local machine.
I'd like to block certain addresses from getting emailed out, so that users don't get spam from a test server that's been "cloned" from a production server. On the other hand, I don't want to turn off email altogether. I'm pretty sure that if I installed SpamAssassin I'd probably be able to rewrite certain addresses. But SpamAssassin is bloatware for what I want to do. If native sendmail is not able to filter out from sending certain emails based on the "To: " header (in the envelope) is there an app that uses sendmail's milter API that will? I've been away from heavy use of sendmail for awhile, so it had been awhile that I'd been on comp.mail.sendmail, but I notice that traffic is a fraction of what it used to be.
I am brand new to sendmail. I have a web application running on APACHE2. I'm told that it uses a PHP mail function to send emails for notifications. I configured my php.ini to use sendmail by adding the following line:
sendmail_path= /usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i (I've tried it without the i as well)
As far as the sendmail configuration is concerned, I used the GUI interface provided in the KDE environment (labeled Mail Transfer Agent). I inputted my outgoing mail server's IP address and login information. I also unchecked TLS since my mail server does not use that.
The problem is that no email ever gets sent. The web application states that the email was successfully sent. But I think its because it hands the email to PHP (leaving the responsibility to PHP)...then it believes the email is sent. My mail server uses plain text for authentication. Im not doing anything special with it. I told my mail server to accept connections from my linux box. I also checked my mail server's logs and see that no record of any connection from my linux server is logged.
So it seems my linux server isnt even communicating with my mail server. Both boxes are on the same network. My linux box can ping my mail server just fine. Firewall is disabled. How do I correctly configure sendmail to use an outgoing SMTP server to send emails. And how do I verify that setting works without using the web application I installed? (I want to verify whether or not the issue is with sendmail or the web application). Where do I find sendmail's logs so I can check to see why it's not hitting my mail server?
I have my system set up with sendmail (going through my ISP SMTP server) but when I sent an email using sendmail it was defaulting the from address to user.host.domain or something similar. So I read up about masquerading [URL] and managed to get it to USERNAME@myisp.com however I want to change USERNAME to a different value because my ISP username is different from my machine username. My aim is just to get the from address to be [URL]. This machine is only used by me so I don't need it to be different for different users if that makes things any easier...?
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I tried this /etc/procmailrc
:0c
! backupmail@domain.com
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I use sendmail as the MTA for our company. Lately employees have started working from home. These home users send their email through our company MTA using SASL-AUTH. This works fine for the most part but lately we've seen problems with this. The SORBS blacklist looks not only at the IP address of our company's MTA but also at the IP address of our employees home computers. (After all, the home computer IP address is revealed in the mail header.)
SORBS has been rejecting emails sent from our home users because their dynamic IP address is present in the email headers. This is true despite their email passing through our company MTA which is on a properly forward and reverse mapped static IP. The company MTA is not listed in SORBS but the mere presence of a dynamic IP somewhere in the mail header is causing outright rejection. This seems bizarre to me considering home workers sending through a company relay is a common and reasonable business practice.
Can sendmail offer a solution here? For example, to change headers to obscure the IP address of the MUA or make the email appear to have originated directly on the MTA? I don't want to mess with internet RFC but frankly I'm out of ideas for how to get the mail delivered.
I can send mail through telnet and the recipient receives the email, but I cant send it through PHP.
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View 3 Replies View RelatedSo I have two servers in my environment, I have an app server that runs my Java App on it and then I have a utility server. Right now, I have that utility server acting as a simple mail gateway so when my app server needs to send an e-mail out, it forwards it to the utility server and the utility server sends it out to where-ever it's destined to. The Java server always sends as one specific user, let's call it bob@company.com.
This set-up is working just fine right now. Now, I also have my company.com e-mail hosted at an e-mail provider for all of my user's e-mail accounts and such. I also have a bob@company.com e-mail account so if e-mails ever bounce, they end up in this inbox. Again, this works fine.
My app is pretty email dumb so it can't authenticate itself or anything, that's why I am using sendmail on my utility server instead of my e-mail provider's SMTP server. What I would like to do is to configure sendmail to forward all outbound e-mails (and authenticate) to my e-mail provider's SMTP gateway using the bob@company.com account and credentials. Is it possible to configure sendmail to do this?
I have a server "test1" in domain [URL]. I installed sendmail on it. I have another mail server "mailsrv" installed in [URL] which is my primary mail server and contains all accounts and mailboxes. Now when I send email to [URL] from [URL] it sends successfully. But when I try to mail to user1@abc.com it tries to search user1 in [URL] but I want it to forward this mail to mailsrv.abc.com over SMTP port. Delivery will then be taken care by [URL]
My log shows following
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Apr 9 18:37:06 test1 sendmail[7512]: o39Db6Hs007512: to=user1@abc.com, ctladdr=root (0/0), delay=00:00:00, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=relay, pri=30047, relay=[127.0.0.1] [127.0.0.1], dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent (o39Db6Il007513 Message accepted for delivery) It should not go to relay=[127.0.0.1], it should go to relay=[10.10.10.1]