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After configuring an SMTP server in Crowd's Mail Configuration page, no emails are sent. The SMTP login credentials have been tested and are known to work.
There is no evidence (that I can find) of attempts to send emails, or the resultant failure message.
There was never any evidence in the logs of a failed attempt in our case. Eventually an Atlassian rep modified our database to fix the issue.
Sorry I can't help your problem!
Martín
Any chance you have a ticket number or some kind of ID for a support request (we have a support contract and would love to be able to at least have some idea where to start).
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Fair enough. We are actually having an additional problem where some log file entries are written and some are not, depending on the user directory, so I thought that might lead us down a similar path. We'll file a ticket. THanks!
matt
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Given that the symptoms aren't the same, I wouldn't assume that they're related. It might actually delay resolution by a support rep by confusing the sitution.
Also, I don't want to give out potentially sensitive information about our authentication system.
I would suggest opening a ticket, giving them logs, and letting them figure it out.
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Posting here for the benefit of others.
The issue (and I am summarizing my IT guy's explanation, but what the hell) was that we whitelisted the Crowd server so that Exchange would allow emails to be sent through it. However, Exchange really wanted credentials from the Crowd server rather than being whitelisted. After removing Crowd from the whitelist, Crowd started sending the credentials (or Exchange started accepting the credentials), and the result is working emails.
Still having issues with users in one directory NOT working, but we're following up with Atlassian support on that.
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Did you resolve this? We get a similar issue. The crowd log files show an error like this:
java.lang.RuntimeException: Could not send email to it@mydomain.com. Reason:No authentication mechansims supported by both server and client
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