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I'm able to connect to the IMAP server via
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My sendmail.cf is the one generated by the iFS setup.
I've configured the domain name for the computer and the e-mail address into IFS.
Where I try to send mails I got user unknow.
The strange thing is that I got user unknow also for local system user (like root).
My SmtpServer.log doesn't report anything and it seems it isn't called by sendmail to check the iFS user.
If I try to telnet to port 2500 I got:
421 server-oracle.inteltec.it/10.1.254.110 Service not available for localhost.localdomain/127.0.0.1
I'm using sendmail 8.9.3 installed with redhat 6.2 and Jdk 1.2.2.
What can I do ?
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My MX record is ok, just because I'm sending e-mails to the FQDN for the host and not to the domain.
My ECLASSPATH is:
ECLASSPATH=/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/jre/lib/rt.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/jre/lib/i18n.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/jdbc/lib/
classes111.zip:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/settings:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/lib/email.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/lib/rep
os.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/lib/vbjorb.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/lib/installer.jar
EPATH=/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/jre/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin
ELD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/jre/lib:/home/ias9/IasHome1/lib:/opt/lib:/home/ias9/IasHome1/lib:/home/ias9/IasHom
e1/ctx/lib
EORACLE_HOME=/home/ias9/IasHome1
My doCheck is:
KdoCheck program /home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/jre/bin/jre -classpath /home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/jre/lib/rt.jar:/home/ias9/IasHom
e1/ifs1.1/jre/lib/i18n.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/jdbc/lib/classes111.zip:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/settings:/home/ias9/IasHome1
/ifs1.1/lib/email.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/lib/repos.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/lib/vbjorb.jar:/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/l
ib/installer.jar oracle.ifs.protocols.email.smtp.Vrfy parameterfile=/home/ias9/IasHome1/ifs1.1/settings/SmtpServer.def
My /etc/hosts now contains localhost for 127.0.0.1 first was
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost.
It doesn't work even with this change.
iFS version = 1.1.5.0.0.
It is strange, if I try
Mail root without FQDN it works.
If I try Mail root@FQDN it says unknow user (root is the local system account)
If I try Mail system@FWDN I expected it logs something in the SmtpServer.log but instead, I got user unknow and no log.
What's the problem ?
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Other operating systems may offer broader, deeper functionality than Linux, but Linux offers all the functionality needed to gain maximum advantage from Oracle. Alternative operating systems may have better scalability, availability and manageability, but Oracle now delivers those benefits via functionality delivered above the operating system (RAC). Linux is fit for purpose in an Oracle environment.
Customers can have full confidence in the suitability of Linux for use in an Oracle environment because Oracle's Linux Kernel Development Team has been working for several years now to ensure that Linux has all the features needed to fully support Oracle software.
2. Linux is ubiquitous, popular and vendor neutral.
The Linux operating system is available for almost every hardware environment. Once an organisation has Linux skills, those skills can be leveraged across commodity servers, RISC servers and even on the mainframe. Linux is popular and there are many skilled Linux resources available today. Linux is also vendor neutral, so companies are happy running it on machines from a wide variety of vendors including Sun, HP, IBM and Dell.
3. Linux is fully supported by Oracle.
The open source nature of Linux allows Oracle to offer comprehensive, code-level support for the Linux operating system. Oracle has back-to-back agreements with Red Hat and Novell which ensure that any fixes created by Oracle in response to customer issues are woven back into the base Linux distributions. Linux is the only operating system that is engineered and supported by Oracle today.
4. Linux is fast, open and reliable.
Linux is a high quality operating system. The open source development process ensure that Linux is built to a quality standard, not a release date. The enormous community of Linux users combined with its open source nature ensure that the Linux kernel is very stable. Linux has been shown to deliver exceptional levels of performance and reliability on commodity hardware.
5. Linux has been adopted and endorsed by Oracle.
Larry Ellison has said "We will be running our whole business on Linux" and today Oracle is just about there. The majority of Oracleâs developers now work on Linux, Oracle runs its internal ERP and CRM systems on Linux and Oracle hosts many customer systems on Linux. Oracle's public adoption and promotion of Linux has been an important factor in the rapid take-up of Linux by the Oracle customer base.
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