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Confirmed. The latest stable download (151010j) for OmniOS includes the OpenSSL fix. You can still download the pre-j patched version from Omniti's website:
http://omnios.omniti.com/media/OmniOS_Text_r151010.iso
I'm still unable to get this working with the pre-j version though. But hopefully...
It's still not working for me :(.
Installed OmniOS 151010.
Installed net-ssleay
Installed TLS
Installed napp-it
Rebooted
Installed netatalk
Rebooted
Accessed the web interface and tried to send through gmail, got the same error
Did a pkg update which updated OpenSSL
Tried again and still got...
I downloaded the LTS version of OmniOS (r151006) and attempted to get this working, but I'm running into the same issues as the stable version.
Maybe this isn't an OmniOS nor napp-it issue... perhaps something was updated in SSLeay?
Maybe it's trying to connect over TLS? Is there a way for me to specify a port to connect over SMTP on? Also, is there a way for me to specify that it should do so unencrypted? These are the ports my mail forwarding service supports:
It's still not working for me.
I did another install and this time I decided to forgo the TLS modifications and try a mail forwarding service. I tried both SendGrid and mailfish.de. Neither works for me. When I try to send an email I get the following error:
oops...
send error to...
I've tried that, but there are not update available.
OmniOS 5.11 omnios-8c08411 2014.04.28
root@omnios:~# pkg update
No updates available for this image.
That was one of the first things I did after installing OmniOS (before installing napp-it).
Thanks again Gea.
I followed the guide on your website, but it's still not working for me. Maybe this is an issue on a fresh install of 9f1 on OmniOS r151010?
omnios origin online http://pkg.omniti.com/omnios/r151010/
perl.omniti.com...
Thanks Gea. I'm running this under ESXi, so I decided to do a fresh install of OmniOS and napp-it with a larger size rpool. Problem solved.
However, I now have the issue of Gmail SMTP emails not getting sent out. I followed all the steps and everything should be configured correctly, but when...
Does OmniOS support rsync?
I used autofs to mount an NFS share from one of my other servers, and I'd like to use rsync to auto-backup certain directories from one of my pools. I tried adding this as a new "Other" job from within napp-it:
However, that's not working. When I try to run the...
I'm no ZFS expert, but that's showing that your entire pool of data is complete corrupt. Possibly from a hard reboot while it was trying to restore data?
I know ZFS is very resilient and it does plenty of error checking.
Here's my thought. Your hard drives were previously overheating. The...
Thanks Gea.
Question, do you know of anyone that has successfully connected to an iSCSI target while using CHAP authentication? I'm trying to narrow things down to see if the issue is on the napp-it side of things, or with the globalSAN Initiator on my Mac. I've configured everything...
Thanks Gea. I was able to save the chap username/password this time.
I'm not sure I'm understanding how to connect to this though. Without chap enabled I can connect to the iSCSI target easily. However, once I enable chap authentication, I can no longer connect.
In my iSCSI Initiator on my...
How do I enable Chap authentication for an iSCSI device?
I went to edit the target iscsi device in napp-it and changed the authentication from none to chap. After hitting submit the next page allows me to enter a login and password, but after doing so and hitting submit, I get this error:
SMART read errors are typically loose or malfunctioning SATA cables. Swapping out that specific SATA cable may solve the issue (at least, it's the first thing I'd try as it's a $2 fix if it works).
I agree with Gea and TCM though, your drives are WAY too hot. You typically want to keep them...
Thanks for the detailed reply Gea.
I'm hoping that Apple can get SMB2 right with Mavericks. I'm surprised they're dropping AFP in support of something non-apple, but I see it as a better move for everyone (as long as performance is on par with Windows machines).
I've used Samba since early...
Thanks Gea. That didn't end up working, but it looks like it's really just my mis-understanding of how NFS works. NFS lets the client's manage the permissions.So unlike when using samba and I can control the permissions and ownership through the smb.conf file, with NFS, the clients control that...
I'm a bit confused about how to get permissions working correctly between my Mac and my NFS share.
On my Ubuntu machine, when I create a new file on my NFS share, or I copy an existing file, the permissions are always 777 nobody:nogroup
However, on my Mac things are a bit different. If I...
In case anyone else comes across this issue, the fix was a setting within napp-it. On the ZFS share permissions page, change the aclinherit and aclmode to passthrough.
Is there a way to set a "insecure" setting for my NFS share?
I setup a new server running OmniOS and installed napp-it to configure all my ZFS settings and shares.
I successfully mounted my NFS share on my Mac, but I'm unable to copy existing files/folders on my Mac to the NFS share. I can...