OpenEMM Technical Support Forum

I've no experience with 64 bit linux, but I cannot see a big problem. Either there is a 32 bit compabitility mode which allows running 32 bit binaries or you can install the binary package, compile the C parts from the source package and just install them over the 32 bit binaries. Compiling should n...

Ronin wrote: (1045, "Access denied for user "agnitus'@'localhost' (using password: YES")

agnitus? Are you sure? The correct user is agnitas.

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This looks like the python database driver is installed, but it cannot connect to the database. Try these steps for more details: {login as openemm} % . bin/scripts/config.sh % python >>> import agn >>> db = agn.DBase () >>> db {this should output something like <agn.DBase instance at 0xb7e9986c>} >...

Simple solution: Get the binary distribution, there are all JAR files included.

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OpenEMM uses its own queues, these are ~openemm/var/spool/ADMIN for test and admin mailings and ~openemm/var/spool/QUEUE for world mailings. Perhaps you'll find a hint in the control files (qf*) in one of these directories.

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1.) Looks like smctrl is not running setuid root (see install guide.)

2.) Check the whole path for group writable directories up to /home/openemm/var/run.

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Ok, here we go: - bav-update.py: Reads the information for bounce management from the database and writes it to ~/var/spool/bav/bav.conf (as cache for performance reason.) - bav-trigger.py: Interface to trigger bav-update to reread the database. - bavd.py: The logic behind the bounce management for ...

Is any part of the path world writable? Please check

/
/home
/home/openemm
/home/openemm/var

for access permissions.

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Ok, here is more detailed list: - When you press the sending button in OpenEMM (for test and world mailings), an instance of org.agnitas.backend.MailgunImpl is started to write a XML file containing all relevant informations to create the mails. - When sending world mailings, pickdist forwards the X...

The sending process is sendmail, source code can be found using your package management system as found in your distribution or directly from http://www.sendmail.org/ . Test mailings are used to check if the mailling is correct (can be send more than once); world mailings can only be send once and i...

Your Mysql installation is working, the next possible point of failure is the sending process, sendmail. So you can look into ~openemm/var/spool/QUEUE and glance through the control files (qf*) and also have a look at /var/log/maillog for possible reasons.

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Can you post the content of your ~openemm/var/log/<current>-<hostname>-pickdist.log, please?

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This is a non critical message, as we do not use the PID file, it is not changed for each process. Will be fixed in a future release.

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Minichip, you're right, there are these two ways to find bounces. While reading the sendmail log is more or less straight forward, parsing bounces coming back as e-mails isn't that easy, as every systems seems to generate them their own way. Short description about bounce handling using bav: 1.) The...

After some mailexchange, Mr. Dittrich found the solution, thanks here for this description! To enable sendmail access to the OpenEMM directories on a SuSE system using AppArmor edit the file /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.sendmail and add these lines: /home/openemm/var/spool/ADMIN rwl, /home/openemm/var/s...