Just went through a clean install on Digital Ocean. Bootstrapped and started fine. Went to mailtest app and option isn’t even there? root@talk:/var/discourse# ./launcher mailtest app Usage: launcher COMMAND CONFIG [–skip-prereqs] Commands: start: Start/initialize a container stop: Stop a running container restart: Restart a container destroy: Stop and remove a container enter: Use nsenter to enter a container ssh: Start a bash shell in a running container logs: Docker logs for container bootstrap: Bootstrap a container for the config based on a template rebuild: Rebuild a container (destroy old, bootstrap, start new) cleanup: Remove all containers that have stopped for > 24 hours Options: –skip-prereqs Don’t check prerequisites –docker-args Extra arguments to pass when running docker

That functionality was ripped out because it didn’t exactly work. Boot it all the way up, and send test emails from the admin panel; those go through the same routes as everything else.

Where are you finding reference to mailtest? We need to excise those. I can think of two places… Edit: I just cleaned up a whole bunch of old topics referring to old email issues that should not happen with current versions (and/or are covered in the email troubleshooting guide), or are referring to the now removed Mailtest Python script.

You’re quick! Force of habit after installing, checked and saw it on the post-install maintenance section of the install, but you snagged that one too. Thanks guys.

[imagem] riking: Boot it all the way up, and send test emails from the admin panel; those go through the same routes as everything else. But what if you can’t even access the admin panel because you couldn’t activate your admin account after a fresh install because you didn’t got the activation mail?

If you’re using SES, you can set DISCOURSE_NOTIFICATION_EMAIL to set the from address before being able to access the site settings. Or you can ./launcher enter app and run rake admin:create.

This shouldn’t happen – the domain name of the “from” email is set to the actual domain name of the site at install time. The only way this would be a problem is if the domain name of the site is not set correctly, either.

Does rake admin:create also activates the account? It’s not about a domain problem or something else but how am I supposed to test if the system is able to send emails at all, i.e. if the configured SMTP server is working? Or do I understand something wrong with the activation email? I mean the SMTP server has to work if the mail should be send or not?

[imagem] Kovah: Does rake admin:create also activates the account? Yes it does activate the admin account.

Okay then the mailtest function is not needed. Thanks for the fast answer!

No mailtest option after install

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zogstrip (Régis HANOL) 30 Julho , 2015 12:46 9

Yes it does activate the admin account.

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No mailtest option after install

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