damnu

The settings you gave me enabled me to access the server! Thanks! I debugged the script and did not find an error. Piping incoming emails to the script works fine but sending emails through tommy generates the "incorrect authentication data" error. Since it worked before can I assue this malfunctioning is due to changes on your side? No finger pointing. I just want to know whether it makes sense for me to investigate further...

Yes, I read this comment several times in other posts and I never used cPanel's FTP but for me, ever since the issues with cPanel came along, SFTP stopped working. Server: ftp.damnu.heliohost.org username and password never changed... Should I use an IP address instead of the server name?

I have not changed the password at all; especially not between Oct-21 and Oct-31- Unfortunately, I am unable to check the password because I cannot access the server via SFTP since the issues with cPanel.

Thanks for taking a look at it. Unfortunately, nothing changed: piping is not working (anymore) but due to the exim gestart, I get the following email sent back: This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed: pipe to |/home/XXX/mail/XXX.pl generated by XXXX@XXXX.heliohost.org local delivery failed

I cannot give you the exact date when it stopped working. It worked on Oct-21 and did not work anymore on Oct-31.

Hi there Until very recently, piping email to a Perl script was still working. A couple of days ago it stopped working. I am not quite sure if plesk supports email piping... Can you tell me why the piping is not working anymore and potentially how it could be switched on again?

I think I got it: Seems like emails that match a filter do not show up in the inbox. action: pipe dest: "|/home/damnu/mail/XXXXXX.pl" By the way: On the "old" Tommy server, I was able to send emails: my $host = 'mail.damnu.heliohost.org'; my $user = 'MY EMAIL ADDRESS'; my $pass = "MY PASSWORD"; Is this still correct? I figured it out: Had to install Authen::SASL and set host = 'tommy.heliohost.org';

Correct: But several more mails have been sent (5 all together) Just one min. ago, I sent another one. Seconds later, it arrived at 3 inboxes. The only inbox that it hasn't arrived in yet is the heliohost inbox...

I am not back up on Tommy! Thanks for your help! I just noticed issues receiving mails: I send an email to a distribution list. Address #1 on this list is @USER.heliohost.org. While my mail has been delivered into EVERY account instanctly I still cannot see it within my heliohost inbox. It's now 40 min ago that I sent it...

yes, this address would work.

All I want -- and ever wanted -- is being back on Tommy! My login doesn't work which is why I was told to open this thread... If there is nothing to do: How can I restore my backup?

Since I only used the email service and perl, there is no other domain than damnu.heliohost.org Does this help?

Hi I was told to make a forum topic to cleanup my old domains from the cluster. Well, here it is! Anything else I need to do?

Hi What's up with my account (damnu)? Is Tommy back up? What's up with my files and configuration? M.

Thanks! Any ETA for Tommy-relaunch?

Hi there For some reason I cannot login to my account: username is damnu. Can you please check what’s wrong? Thank you!

I absolutely agree with you guys! Having the mail daemon trigger the script is a much smarter way. An initial test with a small perl script worked but am wondering how to properly debug the script the mail is piped through to?? Right now, emails I sent are not delivered to the inpox nor can I see them being piped throught to my script. I am sure that my script is the cause for that since I more or less just copied some stuff from other scripts I have written before... When no error messages are coming back it is hard to tell where to start...

Thanks

Can Mono run binaries produced by Visual Studio? Yes, Mono can run binaries produced by Visual Studio, there is no need to recompile. The above is copied from the official Mono FAQ on www.mono-project.com.

I know that .NET binaries compiled on a Windows PC can run on Linux provided that MONO is installed and that the binary does not contain references to "non-MONO-libraries" or native Windows calls. So you are saying MONO is not installed? Funny enough, when I developed the initial version of my program, I did this in perl. After some versions, I went for C#... Not sure if I want to go back to perl again.

How would I call a c# binary (*.exe) using "Pipe to a Program"?

~/Maildir/new, ~/Maildir/cur and ~/Maildir/tmp directories contain the messages for INBOX. The tmp directory is used during delivery, new messages arrive in new and read shall be moved to cur by the clients. OK, good to know. What about the folder structure or you server? According to maildir++: I just sent you a small donattion (47M30487YU8659352). It's not much as I am not sure how Tommy will perform. Can you please migrate my account (damnu) to Tommy?

Hi, I setup a mailbox called "einsatz" on Johnny. Sending mails works as expected: They appear in the receivers mailbox right away. Receiving mails behaves odd somehow: I have sent about 5 test mails so far and only one mail made it into may inbox. And even for this very email, it took minutes until I could see it. In addition, new mails seem to be stored in /mail/einsatz@.../cur rather than in .../new An opening up Webmail ended with 3 timeouts. My fourth attemp was successfull but it took very long to load. I know that you guys are offering Johnny at no Charge which is great for testing and stuff. Is the above the avergae performance for Johnny?

Thanks for your reply, guys! The point is that 10 sec. is the bare min. frequency I want to check for new mails. Thus, a cron checking every minute is not sufficient. Hosting the mMailbox here would not be a problem.I can simply Forward the mail upon arrival at the original mailbox. But frankly speaking, I have no idea how to implement your suggestion of "piping the mail directly into the process script".

Hi there, I have very small console application written in C#.NET. This app checks email every 10 seconds and in case it finds a mail, this mail is parsed and processed... Obviously, this app must run "forever". Will this wiork with Johnny?