Hi there, I am using Duplicati Canary (2.0.2.21_canary_2018-03-06) and all is working well so far. I have been trying to set up e-mail notifications without success however. The Linux server running Duplicati isn’t configured for sending mail, so I’ve tried setting all the parameters directly in Du…

Ok progress - I now have it working on my Ubuntu 16 host. I had to perform the following commands to manually import the SSL intermediate certs: apt install mono-devel mozroots --import --ask-remove --machine certmgr -ssl -m smtps://smtp.gmail.com:465 I had tried the mozroots command by itself but…

I’d suggest adding a “from” address as some SMTP servers treat messages with be sender as junk. Personally I use the same address as the “to” field. Oh, and with the command line test try adding --verbose=true - that might give you more detail about what’s going on.

Thank you for the suggestions - I added both a from address and tried the verbose flag but no e-mail gets received. I made sure the from address was the same as the to (and a valid address that the GMail account can send from) but to no available. The best I’ve been able to achieve is to send mail t…

A workaround is good, but working would be better. :slight_smile: It may just be the forum doing this, but it looks to me like you have a non-standard dash in your -–send-mail-any-operation=true line - try retyping those two leading dashes so they end up like --send-mail-any-operation=true You sh…

I still think the “not-really-a-dash” issue with your first parameter is what’s breaking it for you, but in case I’m wrong here’s what I’m using on one of my machines with gmail: --send-mail-any-operation="true" --send-mail-from="Me<Me@MyDomain.com>" --send-mail-to="Me<Me@MyDomain.com>" --send-mail…

Thanks for this - sorry for the delay in replying - work kept me away from this for a few days. It turns out the dash issue was a result of the copy and paste and it is correct in Duplicati. I have checked my settings against the above and am making some progress - in fact I have it working on my R…

[image] jamesfreeman959: Presumably I’ve not set up CA certs correctly for Mono Yep. Now it’s looking like the “normal” Linux certificate issue. :slight_smile: Do you know if you have the ‘ca-certificates-mono’ package installed?

I was expecting that to be an easy fix and something I had overlooked, but dpkg reports that ca-certificates-mono is installed. Where should I look next to resolve this? Thanks for all your help :slight_smile:

[image] jamesfreeman959: Where should I look next to resolve this? Certain versions of mono came with an empty certificate store - perhaps yours is empty or stale? cert-sync /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt #for Debian based systems - cert-sync /etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt #for RedHat…

Lots of useful stuff in that link - I’ll go through it in more detail over the weekend. As a quick test, I ran: cert-sync /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt It reported: Linux Cert Store Sync - version 4.2.1.0 Synchronize local certs with certs from local Linux trust store. Copyright 2002, 2003 M…

[image] jamesfreeman959: is this expected or had I failed to perform something that lead up to this as an issue It’s not expected, but it’s not exactly unheard of either. Unfortunately, Duplicati relies on mono when running in MacOS and Linux environments - and depending on the mono installa…

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