I'm running zm 1.21.1 on a SuSE 9.2 system. I've yet to get the email working. With the new option in zmfilter.pl I get the following error in zmfilter.log
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Creating notification email
Sending notification email 'ZoneMinder: Alarm - DLink-900w-68 (69 - 25 14)'
Attaching '1/68/011-capture.jpg
Can't send email: SMTP MAIL command failed:
authentication required - for help go to http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/sbc/dsl/m ... op-11.html
at /usr/local/bin/zmfilter.pl line 786
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My smtp server, smtp.swbell.yahoo.com, does require authentication as a plain password to send email. Is there a way to spply this password with MIME::Lite?
password required for email SMTP??
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Here's how to resolve the problem I listed above. That is, how to get ZM to send email when your ISP requires a password. I apologize to any and all who have previously posted solutions. But, I didn't find them.
I needed to setup postfix (used instead of sendmail by SUSE) to offer my isp as a relayhost. How to do that is very well described under the Postfix section of:
http://efflandt.freeshell.org/sbc-smtp-auth.html
As you see there, the configuration file, main.cf, requires the relyahost name and a password file that contains the username and password. Then the 2 commands are given to restart things. It is all nicely spelled out in the URL above. (Congrats to the author.)
In ZM I use the new MIME:Lite option (Ya gotta get that too.), ZM_EMAIL_HOST is localhost in my case. Restart zm.
I needed to setup postfix (used instead of sendmail by SUSE) to offer my isp as a relayhost. How to do that is very well described under the Postfix section of:
http://efflandt.freeshell.org/sbc-smtp-auth.html
As you see there, the configuration file, main.cf, requires the relyahost name and a password file that contains the username and password. Then the 2 commands are given to restart things. It is all nicely spelled out in the URL above. (Congrats to the author.)
In ZM I use the new MIME:Lite option (Ya gotta get that too.), ZM_EMAIL_HOST is localhost in my case. Restart zm.
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