On 8/2/22 13:16, Justin Case wrote:
I run the mailserver put its basically a tightly baked postfix dovecot under Synology DSM UI. So I won’t manually change config files. But “Ignore authorization for LAN connections” sounds reasonable, I have activated that now. Lets see if that helps.(BTW, bacula-dir and mail server are on different machines. its a home lab, yes, but its vast ;) This does, however, not solve the problem that the hostname is not an FQDN and that it cannot be overridden with bsmtp. So I am still 100% away from a working solution :(
I always install a postfix MTA on my local Bacula Director, listening on 127.0.0.1, and then from there, I can set all the outbound SMTP relay(s) and any auth that is required.
Typically, the local postfix is just there on the local Director because bsmtp is a simple, one-shot deal. If it cannot connect to the host to deliver the message for any reason, that email is gone.
With a local postfix MTA, bsmtp sends the messages to thge local postfix, the messages are locally queued and always delivered. Your case takes this a couple steps further (configuring auth etc) than I usually ever need to go with postfix and Bacula, but it is still what I would recommend trying. :)
Best regards, Bill -- Bill Arlofski w...@protonmail.com
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