Configuring Service Desk
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@girish Got it! Now that I read the instructions more clearly, it makes sense.
Now - when I send a message to my "private" issue repo (git+derek-test1-2-dmpv512f9bq1v22fe7mehyc4x-issue@mydomain.com) it lands in my catch all address bucket and not in Gitlab.
Do I need to unconfigured catch-all?
@doodlemania2 can you see if the mail room service is running by
supervisorctl statusin the Web terminal ? Also, can you check if there are any errors in the logs? -
@doodlemania2 can you see if the mail room service is running by
supervisorctl statusin the Web terminal ? Also, can you check if there are any errors in the logs? -
@girish
That could be the situation! Let me try to bounce it and try again. -
@girish - looks like the service bounces:
@doodlemania2 From the Web Terminal, does
telnet mail 9393work? If not, can you check if the mail server is running in Services? Maybe give it a restart and see if it helps? -
@doodlemania2 From the Web Terminal, does
telnet mail 9393work? If not, can you check if the mail server is running in Services? Maybe give it a restart and see if it helps? -
@girish yep sure does!
@doodlemania2 there is that thing about /home/git not being writable - didn't know if that was related to the email address being git@ (shrug)
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@doodlemania2 there is that thing about /home/git not being writable - didn't know if that was related to the email address being git@ (shrug)
@doodlemania2 just to double check, did you create a mailbox named
git@in Email -> Domain -> Mailboxes ? This is not created automatically. -
@doodlemania2 just to double check, did you create a mailbox named
git@in Email -> Domain -> Mailboxes ? This is not created automatically. -
@girish doink - THAT did it!
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Yes, just added the docs section for inbox -https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#inbox
