
Hello, I am using OTRS with SMTPTLS to send all email to an outbound mail relay (postfix) and this is working perfectly. However, I am unable to locate where the logs are being stored. Also, if by some chance my outbound relay isn’t operating as expected, OTRS does not appear to be queueing the emails the way I would expect (like postfix does). What is OTRS using to send mail? Can I make it use postfix? OS is Debian. -- John

I am using OTRS with SMTPTLS to send all email to an outbound mail relay (postfix) and this is working perfectly. However, I am unable to locate where the logs are being stored. Normally, /var/log/mail, or wherever syslog puts the mail.* entries. See /etc/syslog.conf. Also, if by some chance my outbound relay isn't operating as expected, OTRS does not appear to be queueing the emails the way I would expect (like postfix does). Working as designed. A MTA does queuing, not the application. What is OTRS using to send mail? Can I make it use postfix? OS is Debian. Consider using something a little less weird than postfix (exim comes to mind) but yes, that's the desired setup. See https://otrs.github.io/doc/manual/admin/3.2/en/html/email-settings.html for details for at least one version.
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David Boyes
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John Meyer