SMTP configuration so-email.conf

[dan confused]

Hello (again),

I'm following the steps for the daily email setup and have hit a snag. Our smtp is run through office 365 (we do have an onsite relay). Within so-email.conf, what naming convention should be used for authentication? Additionally, if this would not be supported, how can I specify which port and sender address should be utilized on our relay server?

I.e.
MAILSERVER="ourmai...@company.com:25 -username noreply"

or would this be a separate variable?

Thanks in advance!
Dan

[Wes Lambert]

Dan,

What mail utility are you using?

Thanks,
Wes

On Dec 15, 2016 11:08 AM, "dan confused" <stupi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello (again),

    I'm following the steps for the daily email setup and have hit a snag. Our smtp is run through office 365 (we do have an onsite relay). Within so-email.conf, what naming convention should be used for authentication? Additionally, if this would not be supported, how can I specify which port and sender address should be utilized on our relay server?

I.e.

MAILSERVER="ourmailrelay@company.com:25 -username noreply"

or would this be a separate variable?

Thanks in advance!
Dan

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[dan confused]

Wes,

The attempt was aimed at using existing, external mail utiliies. But I am guessing this is not a possibility based on your response :)

Thanks,
Dan

[Wes Lambert]

I wasn't sure if you were configuring nullmailer, etc.  You'll need to be able to relay your mail to another server/relay.

A great way to do this is to configure each of the application's email alerts
to go to root at localhost.  Then have postfix/mailutils  forward all mail to root to an address defined in /etc/aliases.  With postfix, most of the settings are defined in main.cf.  The so-email script can assist with this by auto-configuring email based on your choices.

Thanks,
Wes

[dan confused]

Wes,

Thanks a bunch. I'll work on this today!

Dan