NetworkManager doesn't email log files
 

When using NetworkManager, none of my log files (such as from epylog,
logwatch, crons, etc..) get emailed to my server (local network here at
home), all using static network. When I go to the *old* network, they
are sent just fine.

Little example below...

Workstation - Using NetworkManager, log files are created but not sent,
such as from using epylog and logwatch, both run from cron.daily. They
are *tried* to be sent, but get Message delivery errors as I can see
from the mailq command. Turn off NM and turn on network, and the mailq
is sent right off the bat, and log files are sent like they are suppose
to from here on out.

Server - Configured the exact same no matter what is used and accepts no
matter what the workstation is using. All using dnsmasq and /etc/hosts
for my local dns.

Any ideas?

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NetworkManager doesn't email log files
 

On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 12:00:59PM -0600, Mike Chambers wrote:
> When using NetworkManager, none of my log files (such as from epylog,
> logwatch, crons, etc..) get emailed to my server (local network here at
> home), all using static network. When I go to the *old* network, they
> are sent just fine.

Probably related to NetworkManager not changing the system hostname
and leaving it at the default localhost.localdomain.

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NetworkManager doesn't email log files
 

On Wed, 2008-11-26 at 13:03 -0500, Chuck Anderson wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 12:00:59PM -0600, Mike Chambers wrote:
> > When using NetworkManager, none of my log files (such as from epylog,
> > logwatch, crons, etc..) get emailed to my server (local network here at
> > home), all using static network. When I go to the *old* network, they
> > are sent just fine.
>
> Probably related to NetworkManager not changing the system hostname
> and leaving it at the default localhost.localdomain.

I looked and "hostname" reports it as correct. Maybe there is a place
that I didn't see that might be it?

I did fine on an install before that the hostname was the problem, but
it is correct from what I can see.

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