How Can Active Outlook Calendar Be Integrated To Linux Ubuntu Thunderbird Mail Program

I searched the forums for my title and I am not finding exactly what I am looking for. I am not using a program to send mail, such as Thunderbird or whatever. I simply want to be able to send mail from my Ubuntu 14.04 DESKTOP version for logging. I use a program called Logwatch (used alot in RHEL or CentOS) to monitor the server itself. The program sends mail to the root user account on the machine, which I can check and see, and within the program conf file, I can add an external email address, but it never sends.

I'm familiar with the SMTP concept of sending mail, outgoing mail server authentication, etc. I don't care to run this box as an SMTP server, but I understand that I need some sort of SMTP or MTA program to send mail into the real world. I tried Postfix but couldn't get that to work, and the Logwatch program wants to use sendmail, so I installed that but I am having the same issue. I am sure it is a step I am missing.

I also can't figure out how to get the 'mail' cmd from Terminal to work. I use this command:
Code:

mail -s "test" | /usr/sbin/mail myemail@domain.com

it follows through the subject, CC, body, but when I try to hit either . or CTRL-D, it never sends the email, in fact is does nothing.

I also tried sendmail with this command:
Code:

sendmail -v my@email.com < /dev/null

I was just trying to send a test email. It logs into my SMTP mail server, which I already configured, and it tells me to type out the mail, then end with a "." by itself on a single line. I try this and it just sits there.

I am missing SOMETHING when trying to actually send the mail. I can get it written with subject and body, connected, but it never sends and I am probably missing a / or something.

I did find and follow these instructions, but it still isn't working with sendmail. If I need to go back to Postfix, I can do that, I don't honestly care what I use, I just want some programs such as Logwatch to be able to email me.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...mail-on-ubuntu

Arch linux, recent installation, Thunderbird has been working well so far.

FWIW, I have Thunderbird running in two different OS's on a multiboot machine; both of them have their mail-folders and address-book entries sym-linked to a data partition, a system that has been working well for me for a year or two.

Just started happening earlier today... some of my folders I can click on, but clicking on others either just brings up a blank pane, or the mouse cursor changes to a rotating/buffering cursor, and if I move the mouse around the screen, it "whites-out" the message listing in the pane, observable in the horrible-quality video referenced below. The messages themselves don't seem to be affected, I can access the same content from another OS on the same machine. If it means anything at all, the two folders that *do* open normally when I click on them are the two folders with the smallest number of messages stored in them, but *none* of them are storing ridiculous amounts of messages. (Nor am I using more than a trivial percentage of available disk space.) The "buffering" cursor will continue indefinitely, but returns to normal when I click again on one of the two folders still acting normally.

View My Video

Does this behaviour look remotely familiar to anyone?

This is what I have
FINPXXX
FOLLOWS FINPJOB99
CALENDAR1 FINP456
CALENDAR2 FINP374
CALENDAR3 FINPOE9

End result I want is
FINPXXX
FOLLOWS FINPJOB99
CALENDAR1 FIND456
CALENDAR2 FIND374
CALENDAR3 FINDOE9

I have 3 commands
sed 's/CALENDAR1 FINP/CALENDAR1 FIND/g'
sed 's/CALENDAR2 FINP/CALENDAR2 FIND/g'
sed 's/CALENDAR3 FINP/CALENDAR3 FIND/g'

I cannot just do sed 's/FINP/FIND/g' because there are a lot of 'FINP' pattern in the file I need to keep.

The problem I have is I have a lot of files, and I have to go thru each file to find out how many CALENDAR# pattern I have. Is there a better way to do the sed command? I tried this
sed 's/CALENDAR. FINP/CALENDAR. FIND' But it replaces all CALENDAR# to CALENDAR.

Thank you.

One thing i love about Linux is the many different distros! And today i decided to spend a a little on a new lesser expensive laptop to dual boot Ubuntu and Kali.. No Windows at all on that machine. I have an outlook web access account for any microsoft needs. The new machine should be here by the weekend! Cant wait to get it all installed. Im doing it this way to force my hand to use it more often. I am also in school for InfoSec so it makes sense to me. Ubuntu is traditional it seems while kali is the pen-testing king

-Randy

Any suggestions? Oradvice?

Hi

I'm a telecom/IT contractor and my work laptop died so instead of buying a new one, I decided to give my spare laptop a try. It's a cheap Lenovo G585 with only 2Gb ram and a AMD E1. Needless to say this is a real slow laptop. W8 was preinstalled and barely runs. Even for simple work related tasks its too slow.

Instead of wasting money on it, I am contemplating the idea of installing a Linux distro. I manage via ssh a few linux servers for my customers (centos, red hat, ubuntu server) but actually never used it as my main OS.

I just want something lighter than W8 so the laptop will be faster. Which distro should I get? I was thinking about LXLE but there's too much distros I can't choose.

Speed is the priority in this case. I also like a good looking UI.

Also, how's Microsoft Remote desktop from a Linux client? Is it fast and well optimized?

Thanks!

Hi all,

I am trying to configure sendmail on my OEL 6.5 running on VM.

I did below to set it :

1. # yum install m4 telnet mailx
2. # yum install sendmail sendmail-cf
3. # ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep -i sendmail
root 3805 1 0 05:58 ? 00:00:00 sendmail: accepting connections
smmsp 3815 1 0 05:58 ? 00:00:00 sendmail: Queue runner@01:00:00 for /var/spool/clientmqueue

4. # netstat -an | grep :25 | grep tcp
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:25 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN

5. vi /etc/mail/sendmail.mc

From:
DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtp,Addr=127.0.0.1, Name=MTA')dnl

To
dnl DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtp,Addr=127.0.0.1, Name=MTA')dnl

6. # m4 /etc/mail/sendmail.mc > /etc/mail/sendmail.cf

7. # service sendmail restart

8. # vi /etc/mail/local-host-names
oracle.com

Now if I am sending mail from 1 user (root) to other user (oracle)

$ mail -s "Test mail from root" oracle
Hello this is the test mail
.
EOT

and checking mail log under /var/mail/oracle, its passing successfully.

But when trying to send the same from root user to my company outlook account not gtting any mail.

mail -s "Test mail from root" abc.xyz@aaaa.com (trying to send to my outlook account)

Getting below error on /var/log/maillog :

May 13 10:47:47 mydb sendmail[6306]: t4DEllUD006306: from=oracle, size=244, class=0, nrcpts=1, msgid=<201505131447.t4DEllUD006306@mydb.oracle.com>, relay=root@localhost
May 13 10:47:47 mydb sendmail[6307]: t4DEllxo006307: from=<oracle@mydb.oracle.com>, size=506, class=0, nrcpts=1, msgid=<201505131447.t4DEllUD006306@mydb.oracle.com>, proto=ESMTP, daemon=MTA, relay=localhost [127.0.0.1]
May 13 10:47:47 mydb sendmail[6306]: t4DEllUD006306: to=abc.xyz@aaaa.com, ctladdr=oracle (600/601), delay=00:00:00, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=relay, pri=30244, relay=[127.0.0.1] [127.0.0.1], dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent (t4DEllxo006307 Message accepted for delivery)
May 13 10:47:49 mydb sendmail[6309]: STARTTLS=client, relay=mail1.nic.aaaa.com., version=TLSv1/SSLv3, verify=FAIL, cipher=AES256-SHA, bits=256/256
May 13 10:47:50 mydb sendmail[6309]: t4DEllxo006307: to=<abc.xyz@aaaa.com>, ctladdr=<oracle@mydb.oracle.com> (600/601), delay=00:00:03, xdelay=00:00:03, mailer=esmtp, pri=120506, relay=mail1.nic.aaaa.com. [192.240.6.6], dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent (1uc8dar1s7-1 Message accepted for delivery)

Please suggest if something I missed out or any other problem

Thanks,

I receive the following warning : There is not enough disk space to download new messages. Try deleting old mail, emptying the Trash folder, and compacting your mail folders, and then try again.
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Aquarius

Hi Guys,

I'm new to this community and i just have a basic Linux knowledge especialy Ubuntu+ UbuntuServer. I'm Studying IT its my last year and im working on a thesis called "Windows Vs Linux". I'm trying to setup a virtual company environment in windows and the same in Linux. I want to compare the both... what are the pros and cons from both operating systems, stability, Security, managability, TCO,... . I did some research and stuff but for the Linux part its not easy... So i have a few questions, hopefully I'm getting some response. First of all I'm thinking of using Ubuntuserver LTS as server side OS and for the workclients Mint or ubuntu. Is this a good distro choice ?

My second and i think its the hardest part of setting up a manageable Linux Company environment is an Active directory alternative that offers the same functionality in Linux. Is this possible ? Ok you have like openlDAP and stuff but thats just basic authentication password and shit, but do you have something like GPOS for Linux ?

I'm hoping someone can help me out a bit

Grtz

Hello I have a church friend who has an oldish laptop (about 3 years old) with Windows 7. He has mild autism and one of the results is that he doesn't quite understand that there is evil in the world. When he receives spam emails he opens attachments and clicks on all the adds.

He often has to come to me for help with malware removal. And most recently he has managed to mess up his computer beyond my ability to fix.

I am not a linux aficionado but I do use Ubuntu. Given his limited computer uses (E-mail, Internet, and Media Player) it seems like a linux distro would suit him better.

I am looking for something simple that will last for a long time with some or all of the following features. Restrictions on the creation of executable files No updating required User firendly interface with large buttons Web filtering for malitious content
Any advice Would be very helpful thank you.

TL;DR
I need a safe low maintenance user friendly linux setup for a family friend.

Hi,
I work with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on my laptop and desktops. I am facing two issues:
i) Even in LTS, every week there are upgrades, on one count or other. This is not a concern, but what is painful is that if the upgrade does some tweaking of the kernel, I lose the support for Gnome Desktop and Nvidia...To get the machine back to the desktop, I have to sometimes knock off Nvidia*, and then try repairing with the advanced choices...otherwise the system boots up but the X-Display is unaccessible...
2. Secondly, why does Ubuntu want me to use DHCP...? I conmfigure it always for static IP, and even write out a /etc/resolv.conf...but the NM deletes the entries... I want a solution to this issue...I am using a Vostro 3570, an Inspiron 530 and a Envy15 Laptop,,,

3. I find that the network is never a problem with the FC20, which I use with dual boot...what is wrong with Ubuntu Networking implementation please?

4. Finally, my most urgent question (to anyone who can help) is how to directly load Ubuntu or FC20 on to a desktop or laptop on a new disk...From where can I get the basic Linux drivers ...? There is no such problem with Win7!!! (IMHO which is a much poorer OS for professional computing...)
5. Dell though it supports Ubuntu 12.04, refuses to give the drivers even for their systems under warranty, ditto for HP...So Dear Sirs where does one go for a remedy...

Warm Regards