Regarding the Emai Configuration in Dataverse 6.5

[Mansoor Koormath]

Dear Team,

I have installed the dataverse 6.5 in RHEL 9 successfully. However, the emails are not delivered from the applications. After configuring the Postfix on this server, I tried, and the test emails were delivered successfully. I am using the smtp.office365.com as the SMTP host. I have configured the JavaMailservices using the following settings.

dataverse.mail.system-email=myemailid
dataverse.mail.mta.host=smtp.office365.com
dataverse.mail.user=myemailid
dataverse.mail.password=myemailpassword
dataverse.mail.mta.port=587
dataverse.mail.mta.auth=false
dataverse.mail.mta.ssl.enable=false
dataverse.mail.mta.user=myemailid
dataverse.mail.mta.password=myemailpassword
dataverse.mail.mta.allow-utf8-addresses=true

However, the email service is not working for me. The server log shows "When UTF-8 characters in recipients: make sure MTA supports it and JVM option dataverse.mail.mta.allow-utf8-addresses=true]]" when I send a verification email. Then, I enabled the utf8-address. But it still shows the same message in the server log. I have tried so many times, and the result is the same. I am getting the utf8-address, which is true once I check the mail property.

Could you please help me to resolve this issue?  I am looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you in advance for your help.

[Don Sizemore]

Hello,

Rather than banging your head on Payara mail configuration, it may be
simpler to keep your (working) Postfix configuration, and simply point
dataverse.mail.* to the Postfix installation listening on localhost?

This is what I've done with my installations, particularly the ones in
AWS using SendGrid.

Thank you,
Don

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[o.be...@fz-juelich.de]

Hi there.

As you may or may not be aware of, you need to follow the specs given to you by MS about their SMTP server: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/mail-flow-best-practices/how-to-set-up-a-multifunction-device-or-application-to-send-email-using-microsoft-365-or-office-365#set-up-client-smtp-submission In the config bits above I see you deliberatly disabled SSL and disabled auth, which isn't supported by them.

If you already use a Postfix MTA locally to send out mail, it's probably easier to configure Dataverse to use that one without any auth or SSL.

Cheers,
Oliver

[Mansoor Koormath]

Thank you all for your response. Let me try with Postfix.

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[Mansoor Koormath]

Thank you Don Sizemore and Oliver for your response. It is worked after pointing the dataverse.mail.* to the localhost (Postfix).

Regards

Mansoor Koormath