Hello All,
I have setup RT 4.4 and I have External Auth working. Users can login with domain names. The only hurdle left to completing my setup is exim4.
I can receive email from RT but not send to RT. I did create the queue info in etc/aliases and restart apache
The exim4 mainlog shows Queued Mail for Delivery any emails I test with.
rt: “|usr/bin/rt-mailgate --queue Service.Test --action correspond --url http://xxxxxx.xxx/rt”
rt-comment: “|/usr/bin/rt-mailgate --queue Service.Test --action comment --url http://xxxxxx.xxx/rt”
Thank you for any help I am learning as I go.
“DB” == Dunbar, Brian Brian.Dunbar@von.ca writes:
DB> I can receive email from RT but not send to RT. I did create the
DB> queue info in etc/aliases and restart apache The exim4 mainlog shows
DB> Queued Mail for Delivery any emails I test with.
It’s really tough to say without any information about what exim
actually logs when it attempts the delivery.
I don’t know if it will help you, but here’s my exim configuration:
In the routers section, just before the the localuser router,
localuser_rt:
driver = accept
local_part_suffix = +*
local_part_prefix = rt-
transport = local_delivery_rt
And in the transports section (I put it at the end, but I don’t think it
matters),
local_delivery_rt:
driver = pipe
command = “/usr/bin/rt-mailgate --queue ${quote:$local_part} --action ${quote:${substr_1:$local_part_suffix}} --url https://XXX”
return_path_add
return_output
message_prefix = “”
message_suffix = “”
user = apache
group = apache
(edit appropriately, of course).
This automatically hooks up every address of the form rt-XXX-YYY
“XXX” queue and the “YYY” action (either “correspond” or “comment”).
I have aliases mapping to these addresses from friendly names in our
regular email domain, but sadly this means I need to edit
RTAddressRegexp whenever I add a queue. I still find that less work
than updating the aliases file.
But, of course, none of this will work if exim can’t call rt-mailgate,
which could happen due to any number of different reasons. Those
reasons should be in your logs. (Either the exim logs or your security
system logs if you have one; for selinux that’s what ausearch will tell
you.)