I tried to send a bug report using the Bug Buddy on Ubuntu. But it asks me for a sendmail path to send the mail to the developers. What should this path be? Also, when I saved this report as a file so that it could be sent later manually via mail, I realized that the size of that file is 4 MB!!!
-- Regards, Sanket Medhi.
On Tuesday 06 December 2005 14:15, Sanket Medhi wrote:
Well, if it was a backtrace or something... But 4 MB is way too large.
As for sendmail, it's usually /usr/sbin/sendmail or something similar. Could be /usr/bin/sendmail too. But that means it's using your local SMTP server. Are you running an SMTP server?
See if there are any settings available that allow you to use a different SMTP server, like smtp.gmail.com perhaps?
Mrugesh
On 12/6/05, Mrugesh Karnik mrugeshkarnik@gmail.com wrote:
Well, if it was a backtrace or something... But 4 MB is way too large.
As for sendmail, it's usually /usr/sbin/sendmail or something similar. Could
I tried /usr/bin/sendmail didn't work, will try /usr/sbin/sendmail. No, I am not running an SMTP server. In fact, sendmail was not even installed by default. I had to install and then try but no luck!
See if there are any settings available that allow you to use a different
SMTP server, like smtp.gmail.com perhaps?
I don't think that is allowed. It only gives me two options.. 1. Send directly using local sendmail. 2. Save the report to a file so that I can mail it manually.
Any more suggestions are welcome. I can help the Ubuntu community only through the bug reports. I have tried looking up the Ubuntu Wiki and also tried Google but did not find anything relevant to this.
Also, how do I get an SMTP server working for this purpose?
-- Regards, Sanket Medhi.
Sometime on Tue, Dec 06, 2005 at 06:28:45PM +0530, Sanket Medhi said:
I tried /usr/bin/sendmail didn't work, will try /usr/sbin/sendmail.
Ubuntu comes with postfix. Most probably you have already installed it. It also installs a binary, /usr/sbin/sendmail as a Postfix to Sendmail compatibility interface.
No, I am not running an SMTP server. In fact, sendmail was not even installed by default. I had to install and then try but no luck!
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Also, how do I get an SMTP server working for this purpose?
Maybe postfix is already installed. You dont have to install sendmail, just pop in that ubuntu setup CD and install postfix otherwise.
Anurag
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