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[lyon66]

2019/07/05 17:39:03 - SYSTEM STATS: Time:1.2312 Method:cmd.php Processes:1 Threads:N/A Hosts:4 HostsPerProcess:4 DataSources:6 RRDsProcessed:4
2019/07/05 17:39:03 - THOLD ERROR: Sending Email Failed. Error was The following From address failed: Cacti@localhost : MAIL FROM command failed,2ee45d1f1ab7213-3c4bd Invalid Sender
,550,SMTP server error: MAIL FROM command failed Detail: 2ee45d1f1ab7213-3c4bd Invalid Sender
SMTP code: 550SMTP server error: MAIL FROM command failed Detail: 2ee45d1f1ab7213-3c4bd Invalid Sender
SMTP code: 550

How to figure this out? Thanks a lot!

cacti 1.1.19
thold 1.0.3

[cigamit]

Did you go into Settings >> Alerting / Thold and configure a Sender? There are also a few places to configure under Settings >> Mail/Reporting/DNS

[lyon66]

Did you go into Settings >> Alerting / Thold and configure a Sender? There are also a few places to configure under Settings >> Mail/Reporting/DNS

I've set up both places, but I still can't send alarm mail.

[netniV]

Do you see any entries in the cacti log as to why? If there are missing details, you should see a reason there. Otherwise, are you sure its being triggered?

[hipsterdoofus]

Sorry for dredging up a semi-old problem, but I did not see an answer and am experiencing the same problem. I am running Cacti 1.2.8 on CentOS. This is a just updated install. I am running thold 1.3.2. In both the main settings as well as the thold settings, the from address is set correctly and is identical to each other. When I send a test email, it sends correctly, however, if I look under clog, it says:

2020/01/03 12:10:32 - THOLD ERROR: Sending Email Failed. Error was Invalid address: (From): Cacti@localhost

So from what I can tell, it seems that thold_functions.php is not pulling the $from_email, but that doesn't make sense as I would think a lot of people would be having issues. Any suggestions?

[cigamit]

Relevant code is at
https://github.com/Cacti/plugin_thold/b ... .php#L5266

If it as passed a $from_email (We generally don't pass one) to the function, it will use it.

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function thold_mail($to_email, $from_email, $subject, $message, $filename, $headers = array()) {

If not, it will check the thold setting.

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		$from_email = read_config_option('thold_from_email');

If the thold setting is blank, then it tries to figure out the server name and if it not, it just appends localhost

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			if (isset($_SERVER['HOSTNAME'])) {
				$from_email = 'Cacti@' . $_SERVER['HOSTNAME'];
			} else {
				$from_email = 'Cacti@localhost';
			}

So long story short, make sure the "Settings >> Alerting/Thold >> From Email Address" is set

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[hipsterdoofus]

Relevant code is at
https://github.com/Cacti/plugin_thold/b ... .php#L5266

If it as passed a $from_email (We generally don't pass one) to the function, it will use it.

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function thold_mail($to_email, $from_email, $subject, $message, $filename, $headers = array()) {

If not, it will check the thold setting.

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		$from_email = read_config_option('thold_from_email');

If the thold setting is blank, then it tries to figure out the server name and if it not, it just appends localhost

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			if (isset($_SERVER['HOSTNAME'])) {
				$from_email = 'Cacti@' . $_SERVER['HOSTNAME'];
			} else {
				$from_email = 'Cacti@localhost';
			}

So long story short, make sure the "Settings >> Alerting/Thold >> From Email Address" is set


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Yes, that's what is strange about this. My thold from email address is set the same as the global one. Test emails from the global setting page work, but thold seems to think that the from email address is blank then?

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[cigamit]

Ya, I would double check the mysql table "settings" first to verify it actually is set in there.

Did you also click Save on the Thold Settings page? As the value it shows actually defaults to what is set for "settings_from_email". If you don't click Save on it, then it never actually sets that though, and thold doesn't use it.

https://github.com/Cacti/plugin_thold/b ... s.php#L453

[hipsterdoofus]

Ya, I would double check the mysql table "settings" first to verify it actually is set in there.

Did you also click Save on the Thold Settings page? As the value it shows actually defaults to what is set for "settings_from_email". If you don't click Save on it, then it never actually sets that though, and thold doesn't use it.

https://github.com/Cacti/plugin_thold/b ... s.php#L453

Thank you! I believe it was my settings table that was messed up when I upgraded (or tried) to update everything. Just got a thold email.