Sends log files by mail with Postfix

[Theo]

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

[Shubodh]

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.

[Techguru01]

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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relayhost = server.notes.domaine.net

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

[johnson22]

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 .

[Techguru01]

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

[Kirtikumar]

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