Sends log files by mail with Postfix

Hello all,

I need your lights to see if it is already possible to send mail (without having to mail servers) located in positions, environmental GNU / Linux Fedora to Windows XP Pro, using a small script Bash?

On the linux server, the crontab performs backups of databases and the directory / www. Then balance it all, in a log file.
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2 8 * * * rsync-auz / var/www/ur210intra / backup &> / var/log/backups/ur210intra_matin.log

I would like a mail is sent on a Windows (in the same network) with the contents of the log file.
It would have to mail or posted to 3 positions within the same network as the linux server and the user receives the mail in his mail client LOTUS. Possible or not?

Thank you in advanc

Hm, it's pretty difficult not to have a MTA.

In general you can do a simple echo "something" | mail foobar @ tld. Otherwise without MTA, you can use mutt or syslog for more Syslog has a port and a dedicated daemon.

Otherwise as I said you really have to want to install a Linux distribution without MTA.

You can configure your MTA to relay mail server to Lotus Notes. There is already an MTA on Fedora 9 (core no longer exists). Default is sendmail, but postfix is easier to configure.

Under postfix, add 1 line in / etc / postfix / main.cf
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Quote:

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relayhost = server.notes.domaine.net

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Well there may be after qqchose to side notes, and more

you can prefer to turn to Sendmail because it is already giving up. Apparently, we must edit / etc / mail / sendmail.mc and uncomment the line 'DAEMON_OPTIONS' to search for network devices, and allow sending mail on the LAN.
Then add a few aliases (/ etc / aliases) of the type:
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root: mon_mail@mon_domaine.com

Then with something like:
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echo "hello world" | mail-s test root

root mails will be sent to the addresses specified .

I know if this is true for the sendmail aliases but after amendment requires a script to run mills and take into account the changes. Maybe the same thing for. Mc, that's what makes horrible with sendmail ...

Listening on a port network may not be mandatory, unless other client machines will use this SMTP server to send mail. Mais bon je suis pas sur du tout

try here for more help
http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html