Re: [webmin-l] No email send from "System and Server Status" module

[Addady <ad...@ac...>]

Hello,


I set the 'Status to display in list' to 'From last scheduled check'.

When running monitor.pl and reload the page or pressing the 'Refresh 
Status' the status is not changing.

But when the 'Current status' the display is update.


Regards,

Addady


Jamie Cameron wrote:

> On 26/Jan/2007 00:24 Addady wrote ..
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>>
>>     
>>> Go to the Read User Mail module, and make sure that on the Module Config
>>>       
>> page
>>     
>>> the SMTP server to send email with is set correctly. If you run a local
>>>       
>> mail server,
>>     
>>> 'localhost' should work just fine.
>>>       
>> I change it to STMP localhost,
>>
>> But still manually running:
>>
>> /etc/webmin/status/monitor.pl
>>     
>
> Another thing to check is if you intentionally take down some service
> and then re-run monitor.pl, does it update the status on the main page
> of the module in Webmin? Before you do this, make sure you click on
> Module Config first and change the 'Status to display in list' to
> 'From last scheduled check'.
>
>   
>> Don't seems to try sending any email.  No  trace in /var/log/maillog
>>
>> Is there any debug flag to monitor.pl?
>>     
>
> Unfortunately, no..
>
>  - Jamie
>  
>   
>> Regards,
>>
>> Addady
>>
>>
>>
>> Jamie Cameron wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> On 25/Jan/2007 01:21 Addady wrote ..
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> The System and Server Status monitor show the correct status on each
>>>>         
>> on
>>     
>>>> the checked component.
>>>>
>>>> I define the module to send me an email alert once a day,
>>>>
>>>> but no email is send. 
>>>>
>>>> I show it add this command to the cron
>>>>
>>>> /etc/webmin/status/monitor.pl
>>>>  
>>>> When I try to run run form shell there is no output and no email send.
>>>>
>>>> In /var/log/maillog I can find any attempts to send email.
>>>>  
>>>> Any idea?
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> Go to the Read User Mail module, and make sure that on the Module Config
>>>       
>> page
>>     
>>> the SMTP server to send email with is set correctly. If you run a local
>>>       
>> mail server,
>>     
>>> 'localhost' should work just fine.
>>>
>>>  - Jamie
>>>  
>>>
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