Notifications setup problem

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thusband

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I see a lot of this in the log. Obviously my notifications aren't set up correctly. I'm not sure where I should start.
Code: 
May 05 11:34:13 pve pvedaemon[911193]: <root@pam> successful auth for user 'root@pam'
May 05 11:39:47 pve postfix/pickup[2313392]: 6F5021C0EA7: uid=0 from=<root>
May 05 11:39:47 pve postfix/cleanup[2325387]: 6F5021C0EA7: message-id=<20240505103947.6F5021C0EA7@pve.proxmox>
May 05 11:39:47 pve postfix/qmgr[1008]: 6F5021C0EA7: from=<root@pve.proxmox>, size=896, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
May 05 11:40:17 pve postfix/smtp[2325389]: connect to mail.protonmail.ch[185.70.42.128]:25: Connection timed out
May 05 11:40:23 pve pveproxy[2185017]: worker exit
May 05 11:40:23 pve pveproxy[1056]: worker 2185017 finished
May 05 11:40:23 pve pveproxy[1056]: starting 1 worker(s)
May 05 11:40:23 pve pveproxy[1056]: worker 2325595 started
May 05 11:40:47 pve postfix/smtp[2325389]: connect to mail.protonmail.ch[176.119.200.128]:25: Connection timed out
May 05 11:41:17 pve postfix/smtp[2325389]: connect to mail.protonmail.ch[185.205.70.128]:25: Connection timed out
May 05 11:41:47 pve postfix/smtp[2325389]: connect to mailsec.protonmail.ch[185.70.42.129]:25: Connection timed out
May 05 11:42:17 pve postfix/smtp[2325389]: connect to mailsec.protonmail.ch[176.119.200.129]:25: Connection timed out
May 05 11:42:17 pve postfix/smtp[2325389]: 6F5021C0EA7: to=<xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx@protonmail.com>, relay=none, delay=150, delays=0.01/0.01/150/0, dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (connect to mailsec.protonmail.ch[176.119.200.129]:25: Connection timed out)
May 05 11:48:04 pve pveproxy[2185016]: worker exit
May 05 11:48:04 pve pveproxy[1056]: worker 2185016 finished
May 05 11:48:04 pve pveproxy[1056]: starting 1 worker(s)
May 05 11:48:04 pve pveproxy[1056]: worker 2328153 started
May 05 11:49:10 pve pvedaemon[911193]: <root@pam> successful auth for user 'root@pam'
Any pointers appreciated.
 
OK how do I just shut the notification system down? All I see in the logs are time out notifications. I can't seem to be able find the right setting to just turn it off.
 
Hi,
do you maybe have a firewall or something that blocks traffic to the mail server for the configured address? To completely disable, you can just disable all targets or matchers (Datacenter > Notifications).
 
fiona said:
Hi,
do you maybe have a firewall or something that blocks traffic to the mail server for the configured address? To completely disable, you can just disable all targets or matchers (Datacenter > Notifications).
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Thanks, I use DNS blocker (AdGuard Home). Could that be it? Notifications worked in a previous Proxmox installation.

I thought I disabled Notifications. Is there something else I should disable?

I appreciate the help.
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thusband said:
Thanks, I use DNS blocker (AdGuard Home). Could that be it? Notifications worked in a previous Proxmox installation.

I thought I disabled Notifications. Is there something else I should disable?

I appreciate the help.
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Do you maybe still have backup jobs with an explicitly configured mail address for notification?
 
Maximiliano said:
Hello,

How did you setup the SMTP connection? If I am not mistaken for using Proton's SMTP you should either use the ProtonMail Bridge [1] or follow the instructions at [2] which use a different port than the one being used according to the logs above.

[1] https://proton.me/mail/bridge
[2] https://proton.me/support/smtp-submission
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I don't remember doing any SMTP setup with Proton. In the previous Proxmox setup I used my Gmail account. Maybe I need to reinstall Proxmox?

Isn't there a way to just remove Notifications and be done with it?
 
fiona said:
Do you maybe still have backup jobs with an explicitly configured mail address for notification?
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No I don't. This is a new installation. Everything was wiped when I set it up.

So there's no way to just turn Notifications completely off?
 
Please share the output of /etc/pve/notifications.cfg. Do you see the log entries after a specific job?
 
fiona said:
Please share the output of /etc/pve/notifications.cfg. Do you see the log entries after a specific job?
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Should I be able to get that output from the shell? It says permission denied. I've also tried to ssh in and get a not permitted.

Maybe I need to start over again. A real pain but I'm at a loss here.

edit: from notifications.cfg below.
 
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Code: 
sendmail: mail-to-root
        comment Send mails to root@pam's email address
        disable true
        mailto-user root@pam

matcher: default-matcher
        comment Route all notifications to mail-to-root
        disable true
        mode all
        target mail-to-root
 
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