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Bruce Balmer

2005-Dec-15 18:43 UTC

Action Mailer - connection refused - connect(2)

hi:

I am on Mac OSX 10.4 using locomotive.

My ActionMailer configuration is

ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method = :smtp  # or :sendmail or test
ActionMailer::Base.server_settings = {
   :address            =>  "mail.albertafilmworks.com",
   :port               =>  25,
   :domain             =>  "brucebalmercanada.com"
}
ActionMailer::Base.perform_deliveries = true   # alternative was false
ActionMailer::Base.default_charset = "utf-8"

I have created the mail successfully because I can display it in my  
browser. But when I try to send it I get this error:

Errno::ECONNREFUSED in Events#send_my_email

Connection refused - connect(2)

My mail account does not require authentication.

I also tried using the sendmail option but got the same error. I also  
tried a different mail account I have (dot mac) and received the same  
error.

Any ideas where I should begin looking?

bruce






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Lou Vanek

2005-Dec-15 20:51 UTC

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Re: Action Mailer - connection refused - connect(2)

you may need to specify 3 more server settings:

:user_name -- If your mail server requires authentication, set the username in
this setting.
:password -- If your mail server requires authentication, set the password in
this setting.
:authentication -- :login is common

Also, your mail server''s address my be something like
''smtp.albertafilmworks.com''.
you may want to call your tech support/ISP and find out what all the params
should be.



Bruce Balmer wrote:
> hi:
> 
> I am on Mac OSX 10.4 using locomotive.
> 
> My ActionMailer configuration is
> 
> ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method = :smtp  # or :sendmail or test
> ActionMailer::Base.server_settings = {
>   :address            =>  "mail.albertafilmworks.com",
>   :port               =>  25,
>   :domain             =>  "brucebalmercanada.com"
> }
> ActionMailer::Base.perform_deliveries = true   # alternative was false
> ActionMailer::Base.default_charset = "utf-8"
> 
> I have created the mail successfully because I can display it in my 
> browser. But when I try to send it I get this error:
> 
> *Errno::ECONNREFUSED in Events#send_my_email*
> 
> Connection refused - connect(2)
> 
> My mail account does not require authentication.
> 
> I also tried using the sendmail option but got the same error. I also 
> tried a different mail account I have (dot mac) and received the same
error.
> 
> Any ideas where I should begin looking?
> 
> bruce
> 
> 
> *
> *
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> _______________________________________________
> Rails mailing list
> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
> http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails

Bruce Balmer

2005-Dec-15 21:53 UTC

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Re: Re: Action Mailer - connection refused - connect(2)

Lou:

Thanks for taking the time to write.

I have written to my ISP but I doubt that is the problem since I have  
tried it from sendmail and from another mailserver (my dot mac  
account). Whatever I do and whoever I connect to, I get the same  
connection error.

Any more ideas?

bruce


On 15-Dec-05, at 1:51 PM, Lou Vanek wrote:
> you may need to specify 3 more server settings:
>
> :user_name -- If your mail server requires authentication, set the  
> username in this setting.
> :password -- If your mail server requires authentication, set the  
> password in this setting.
> :authentication -- :login is common
>
> Also, your mail server''s address my be something like  
> ''smtp.albertafilmworks.com''.
> you may want to call your tech support/ISP and find out what all  
> the params should be.
>
>
>
> Bruce Balmer wrote:
>
>> hi:
>> I am on Mac OSX 10.4 using locomotive.
>> My ActionMailer configuration is
>> ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method = :smtp  # or :sendmail or test
>> ActionMailer::Base.server_settings = {
>>   :address            =>  "mail.albertafilmworks.com",
>>   :port               =>  25,
>>   :domain             =>  "brucebalmercanada.com"
>> }
>> ActionMailer::Base.perform_deliveries = true   # alternative was  
>> false
>> ActionMailer::Base.default_charset = "utf-8"
>> I have created the mail successfully because I can display it in  
>> my browser. But when I try to send it I get this error:
>> *Errno::ECONNREFUSED in Events#send_my_email*
>> Connection refused - connect(2)
>> My mail account does not require authentication.
>> I also tried using the sendmail option but got the same error. I  
>> also tried a different mail account I have (dot mac) and received  
>> the same error.
>> Any ideas where I should begin looking?
>> bruce
>> *
>> *
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- 
>> ---
>> _______________________________________________
>> Rails mailing list
>> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
>> http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
>
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Lou Vanek

2005-Dec-15 22:15 UTC

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Re: Action Mailer - connection refused - connect(2)

telnet mail.albertafilmworks.com 25

doing this will verify the mail server is accessible
(you should see a one-line message saying something about which
mail service is available).

then you just need to figure out what the remaining authentication
parameters are, if no other way but trail and error if your ISP
isn''t helping.


here''s another email test script:


#!/bin/env ruby

# This is used to send email.
require ''net/smtp''


	# Helper method.
	# Append _appendage_ to end of string if it already doesn''t exist
	# at the end of the string.
	class String #:nodoc:
		def appendIfMissing(appendage)
			return self if appendage.nil? || appendage.size < 1
			return appendage if size < 1
			if self[-appendage.size..-1] == appendage
				self
			else
				self + appendage
			end
		end
	end


	class String #:nodoc:
	  def blank?
		empty? || strip.empty?
	  end
	end


	# Print an error message.
	def err(msg, printRubyErr=false, fatal=true) #:nodoc:
		STDERR.print "\n### ERROR: #{msg}\n\n"
		STDERR.print "\n#{$!}\n\n" if printRubyErr
		exit if fatal
		"### ERROR: #{msg}\n#{$!}\n"
	end



	# simple check of email address.
	def checkMailAddress(address, descr) #:nodoc:
		address.strip!
		addr = address[/<?\w+@\w+\.\w+>?$/]
		if addr.blank?
			err(descr,false,false)
			return nil
		end
		addr
	end


	# Send email.
	def mail( od )
		# The email is composed of the ''From'',
''To'', and ''Subject'' fields, followed by the
body text.
		# Strip off leading white space.
		(msgstr = <<END_OF_MAIL_MESSAGE).gsub!(/^\s+/, '''')
			From:    #{od[''-='']}
			To:      #{od[''-t'']}
			Subject: #{od[''-j''].blank? ? ''No Subject''
: od[''-j'']}


END_OF_MAIL_MESSAGE

		msgstr += od[''-b'']

		return if (addr_from = checkMailAddress(od[''-=''], "no
''From'' address (#{od[''-='']})") ).nil?
		return if (addr_to   = checkMailAddress(od[''-t''], "no
''To'' address   (#{od[''-t'']})") ).nil?

		# The email is actually sent here.
		begin
			Net::SMTP.start(od[''-m''], 25, od[''-n''],
od[''-S''], od[''-P''], :login) { |smtp|
			  smtp.send_message msgstr, addr_from, addr_to
			}

			puts "-- mail sent to #{addr_to}" if od[''-V'']
		rescue Exception => ex
			err("unable to send mail.\n#{msgstr}\n#{$!}\naddr
from:#{addr_from}\naddr to:#{addr_to}", true)
		end
	end # mail

	od = {  ''-='' => ''My Long
Name<user-ND7put3rsLk@public.gmane.org>'', # mail from
		''-t'' => ''My Long
Name<user-ND7put3rsLk@public.gmane.org>'', # mail to
		''-j'' => ''This is a test'',		# mail
subject
		''-b'' => ''Body text of the email.'',	#
mail body text
		''-m'' => ''smtp.XXX.net'',			# mail server
		''-n'' => ''www.XXX.net'',			# domain
sending mail from
		''-S'' => ''mailusername'',			# mail user
name
		''-P'' => ''super_secret_password'',	# mail
password
		''-V'' => true }

	mail od



Bruce Balmer wrote:
> Lou:
> 
> Thanks for taking the time to write.
> 
> I have written to my ISP but I doubt that is the problem since I have  
> tried it from sendmail and from another mailserver (my dot mac  
> account). Whatever I do and whoever I connect to, I get the same  
> connection error.
> 
> Any more ideas?
> 
> bruce
> 
> 
> On 15-Dec-05, at 1:51 PM, Lou Vanek wrote:
> 
>> you may need to specify 3 more server settings:
>>
>> :user_name -- If your mail server requires authentication, set the  
>> username in this setting.
>> :password -- If your mail server requires authentication, set the  
>> password in this setting.
>> :authentication -- :login is common
>>
>> Also, your mail server''s address my be something like  
>> ''smtp.albertafilmworks.com''.
>> you may want to call your tech support/ISP and find out what all  the 
>> params should be.
>>
>>
>>
>> Bruce Balmer wrote:
>>
>>> hi:
>>> I am on Mac OSX 10.4 using locomotive.
>>> My ActionMailer configuration is
>>> ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method = :smtp  # or :sendmail or test
>>> ActionMailer::Base.server_settings = {
>>>   :address            =>  "mail.albertafilmworks.com",
>>>   :port               =>  25,
>>>   :domain             =>  "brucebalmercanada.com"
>>> }
>>> ActionMailer::Base.perform_deliveries = true   # alternative was 
false
>>> ActionMailer::Base.default_charset = "utf-8"
>>> I have created the mail successfully because I can display it in 
my
>>> browser. But when I try to send it I get this error:
>>> *Errno::ECONNREFUSED in Events#send_my_email*
>>> Connection refused - connect(2)
>>> My mail account does not require authentication.
>>> I also tried using the sendmail option but got the same error. I  
>>> also tried a different mail account I have (dot mac) and received  
>>> the same error.
>>> Any ideas where I should begin looking?
>>> bruce
>>> *
>>> *
>>>
---------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> ---
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> Rails mailing list
>>> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
>>> http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
>>
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> Rails mailing list
>> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
>> http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails

Bruce Balmer

2005-Dec-16 01:45 UTC

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Re: Re: Action Mailer - connection refused - connect(2)

thanks, lou

bruce
On 15-Dec-05, at 3:15 PM, Lou Vanek wrote:
>   telnet mail.albertafilmworks.com 25
>
> doing this will verify the mail server is accessible
> (you should see a one-line message saying something about which
> mail service is available).
>
> then you just need to figure out what the remaining authentication
> parameters are, if no other way but trail and error if your ISP
> isn''t helping.
>
>
> here''s another email test script:
>
>
> #!/bin/env ruby
>
> # This is used to send email.
> require ''net/smtp''
>
>
> 	# Helper method.
> 	# Append _appendage_ to end of string if it already doesn''t exist
> 	# at the end of the string.
> 	class String #:nodoc:
> 		def appendIfMissing(appendage)
> 			return self if appendage.nil? || appendage.size < 1
> 			return appendage if size < 1
> 			if self[-appendage.size..-1] == appendage
> 				self
> 			else
> 				self + appendage
> 			end
> 		end
> 	end
>
>
> 	class String #:nodoc:
> 	  def blank?
> 		empty? || strip.empty?
> 	  end
> 	end
>
>
> 	# Print an error message.
> 	def err(msg, printRubyErr=false, fatal=true) #:nodoc:
> 		STDERR.print "\n### ERROR: #{msg}\n\n"
> 		STDERR.print "\n#{$!}\n\n" if printRubyErr
> 		exit if fatal
> 		"### ERROR: #{msg}\n#{$!}\n"
> 	end
>
>
>
> 	# simple check of email address.
> 	def checkMailAddress(address, descr) #:nodoc:
> 		address.strip!
> 		addr = address[/<?\w+@\w+\.\w+>?$/]
> 		if addr.blank?
> 			err(descr,false,false)
> 			return nil
> 		end
> 		addr
> 	end
>
>
> 	# Send email.
> 	def mail( od )
> 		# The email is composed of the ''From'',
''To'', and ''Subject''
> fields, followed by the body text.
> 		# Strip off leading white space.
> 		(msgstr = <<END_OF_MAIL_MESSAGE).gsub!(/^\s+/,
'''')
> 			From:    #{od[''-='']}
> 			To:      #{od[''-t'']}
> 			Subject: #{od[''-j''].blank? ? ''No
Subject'' : od[''-j'']}
>
>
> END_OF_MAIL_MESSAGE
>
> 		msgstr += od[''-b'']
>
> 		return if (addr_from = checkMailAddress(od[''-=''],
"no ''From''
> address (#{od[''-='']})") ).nil?
> 		return if (addr_to   = checkMailAddress(od[''-t''],
"no ''To''
> address   (#{od[''-t'']})") ).nil?
>
> 		# The email is actually sent here.
> 		begin
> 			Net::SMTP.start(od[''-m''], 25,
od[''-n''], od[''-S''], od[''-
> P''], :login) { |smtp|
> 			  smtp.send_message msgstr, addr_from, addr_to
> 			}
>
> 			puts "-- mail sent to #{addr_to}" if
od[''-V'']
> 		rescue Exception => ex
> 			err("unable to send mail.\n#{msgstr}\n#{$!}\naddr from:# 
> {addr_from}\naddr to:#{addr_to}", true)
> 		end
> 	end # mail
>
> 	od = {  ''-='' => ''My Long
Name<user-ND7put3rsLk@public.gmane.org>'', # mail from
> 		''-t'' => ''My Long
Name<user-ND7put3rsLk@public.gmane.org>'', # mail to
> 		''-j'' => ''This is a test'',		# mail
subject
> 		''-b'' => ''Body text of the email.'',
# mail body text
> 		''-m'' => ''smtp.XXX.net'',			# mail
server
> 		''-n'' => ''www.XXX.net'',			# domain
sending mail from
> 		''-S'' => ''mailusername'',			# mail
user name
> 		''-P'' => ''super_secret_password'',	#
mail password
> 		''-V'' => true }
>
> 	mail od
>
>
>
> Bruce Balmer wrote:
>
>> Lou:
>> Thanks for taking the time to write.
>> I have written to my ISP but I doubt that is the problem since I  
>> have  tried it from sendmail and from another mailserver (my dot  
>> mac  account). Whatever I do and whoever I connect to, I get the  
>> same  connection error.
>> Any more ideas?
>> bruce
>> On 15-Dec-05, at 1:51 PM, Lou Vanek wrote:
>>> you may need to specify 3 more server settings:
>>>
>>> :user_name -- If your mail server requires authentication, set  
>>> the  username in this setting.
>>> :password -- If your mail server requires authentication, set  
>>> the  password in this setting.
>>> :authentication -- :login is common
>>>
>>> Also, your mail server''s address my be something like   
>>> ''smtp.albertafilmworks.com''.
>>> you may want to call your tech support/ISP and find out what all   
>>> the params should be.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Bruce Balmer wrote:
>>>
>>>> hi:
>>>> I am on Mac OSX 10.4 using locomotive.
>>>> My ActionMailer configuration is
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method = :smtp  # or :sendmail or
test
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.server_settings = {
>>>>   :address            => 
"mail.albertafilmworks.com",
>>>>   :port               =>  25,
>>>>   :domain             =>  "brucebalmercanada.com"
>>>> }
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.perform_deliveries = true   # alternative  
>>>> was  false
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.default_charset = "utf-8"
>>>> I have created the mail successfully because I can display it  
>>>> in  my browser. But when I try to send it I get this error:
>>>> *Errno::ECONNREFUSED in Events#send_my_email*
>>>> Connection refused - connect(2)
>>>> My mail account does not require authentication.
>>>> I also tried using the sendmail option but got the same error.
>>>> I  also tried a different mail account I have (dot mac) and  
>>>> received  the same error.
>>>> Any ideas where I should begin looking?
>>>> bruce
>>>> *
>>>> *
>>>>
-------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>> -- ---
>>>> _______________________________________________
>>>> Rails mailing list
>>>> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
>>>> http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
>>>
>>>
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> Rails mailing list
>>> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
>>> http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
>
> _______________________________________________
> Rails mailing list
> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
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Bruce Balmer

2005-Dec-16 15:44 UTC

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Re: Re: Action Mailer - connection refused - connect(2)

Lou:

Apologies for my persistence.

I telnetted in, as you suggested, but all was well.  I tried sendmail  
and 3 different ISPs but I always receive an identical error.  I had  
one of my ISPs (fortunately, a friend of mine) sit and watch his logs  
while I attempted to send the email.  He tells me that my machine  
never contacted his machine.

So, can we go down a different avenue? Are you aware of any other  
cause of this error?

bruce


On 15-Dec-05, at 3:15 PM, Lou Vanek wrote:
>   telnet mail.albertafilmworks.com 25
>
> doing this will verify the mail server is accessible
> (you should see a one-line message saying something about which
> mail service is available).
>
> then you just need to figure out what the remaining authentication
> parameters are, if no other way but trail and error if your ISP
> isn''t helping.
>
>
> here''s another email test script:
>
>
> #!/bin/env ruby
>
> # This is used to send email.
> require ''net/smtp''
>
>
> 	# Helper method.
> 	# Append _appendage_ to end of string if it already doesn''t exist
> 	# at the end of the string.
> 	class String #:nodoc:
> 		def appendIfMissing(appendage)
> 			return self if appendage.nil? || appendage.size < 1
> 			return appendage if size < 1
> 			if self[-appendage.size..-1] == appendage
> 				self
> 			else
> 				self + appendage
> 			end
> 		end
> 	end
>
>
> 	class String #:nodoc:
> 	  def blank?
> 		empty? || strip.empty?
> 	  end
> 	end
>
>
> 	# Print an error message.
> 	def err(msg, printRubyErr=false, fatal=true) #:nodoc:
> 		STDERR.print "\n### ERROR: #{msg}\n\n"
> 		STDERR.print "\n#{$!}\n\n" if printRubyErr
> 		exit if fatal
> 		"### ERROR: #{msg}\n#{$!}\n"
> 	end
>
>
>
> 	# simple check of email address.
> 	def checkMailAddress(address, descr) #:nodoc:
> 		address.strip!
> 		addr = address[/<?\w+@\w+\.\w+>?$/]
> 		if addr.blank?
> 			err(descr,false,false)
> 			return nil
> 		end
> 		addr
> 	end
>
>
> 	# Send email.
> 	def mail( od )
> 		# The email is composed of the ''From'',
''To'', and ''Subject''
> fields, followed by the body text.
> 		# Strip off leading white space.
> 		(msgstr = <<END_OF_MAIL_MESSAGE).gsub!(/^\s+/,
'''')
> 			From:    #{od[''-='']}
> 			To:      #{od[''-t'']}
> 			Subject: #{od[''-j''].blank? ? ''No
Subject'' : od[''-j'']}
>
>
> END_OF_MAIL_MESSAGE
>
> 		msgstr += od[''-b'']
>
> 		return if (addr_from = checkMailAddress(od[''-=''],
"no ''From''
> address (#{od[''-='']})") ).nil?
> 		return if (addr_to   = checkMailAddress(od[''-t''],
"no ''To''
> address   (#{od[''-t'']})") ).nil?
>
> 		# The email is actually sent here.
> 		begin
> 			Net::SMTP.start(od[''-m''], 25,
od[''-n''], od[''-S''], od[''-
> P''], :login) { |smtp|
> 			  smtp.send_message msgstr, addr_from, addr_to
> 			}
>
> 			puts "-- mail sent to #{addr_to}" if
od[''-V'']
> 		rescue Exception => ex
> 			err("unable to send mail.\n#{msgstr}\n#{$!}\naddr from:# 
> {addr_from}\naddr to:#{addr_to}", true)
> 		end
> 	end # mail
>
> 	od = {  ''-='' => ''My Long
Name<user-ND7put3rsLk@public.gmane.org>'', # mail from
> 		''-t'' => ''My Long
Name<user-ND7put3rsLk@public.gmane.org>'', # mail to
> 		''-j'' => ''This is a test'',		# mail
subject
> 		''-b'' => ''Body text of the email.'',
# mail body text
> 		''-m'' => ''smtp.XXX.net'',			# mail
server
> 		''-n'' => ''www.XXX.net'',			# domain
sending mail from
> 		''-S'' => ''mailusername'',			# mail
user name
> 		''-P'' => ''super_secret_password'',	#
mail password
> 		''-V'' => true }
>
> 	mail od
>
>
>
> Bruce Balmer wrote:
>
>> Lou:
>> Thanks for taking the time to write.
>> I have written to my ISP but I doubt that is the problem since I  
>> have  tried it from sendmail and from another mailserver (my dot  
>> mac  account). Whatever I do and whoever I connect to, I get the  
>> same  connection error.
>> Any more ideas?
>> bruce
>> On 15-Dec-05, at 1:51 PM, Lou Vanek wrote:
>>> you may need to specify 3 more server settings:
>>>
>>> :user_name -- If your mail server requires authentication, set  
>>> the  username in this setting.
>>> :password -- If your mail server requires authentication, set  
>>> the  password in this setting.
>>> :authentication -- :login is common
>>>
>>> Also, your mail server''s address my be something like   
>>> ''smtp.albertafilmworks.com''.
>>> you may want to call your tech support/ISP and find out what all   
>>> the params should be.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Bruce Balmer wrote:
>>>
>>>> hi:
>>>> I am on Mac OSX 10.4 using locomotive.
>>>> My ActionMailer configuration is
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method = :smtp  # or :sendmail or
test
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.server_settings = {
>>>>   :address            => 
"mail.albertafilmworks.com",
>>>>   :port               =>  25,
>>>>   :domain             =>  "brucebalmercanada.com"
>>>> }
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.perform_deliveries = true   # alternative  
>>>> was  false
>>>> ActionMailer::Base.default_charset = "utf-8"
>>>> I have created the mail successfully because I can display it  
>>>> in  my browser. But when I try to send it I get this error:
>>>> *Errno::ECONNREFUSED in Events#send_my_email*
>>>> Connection refused - connect(2)
>>>> My mail account does not require authentication.
>>>> I also tried using the sendmail option but got the same error.
>>>> I  also tried a different mail account I have (dot mac) and  
>>>> received  the same error.
>>>> Any ideas where I should begin looking?
>>>> bruce
>>>> *
>>>> *
>>>>
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