SOLVED Can't send email to iCloud account

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BBarker

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Setting up a new server and can not get my iCloud email to work. The server I just retired was working fine with the same settings.

This is the error: Your test email could not be sent: [SSL: UNKNOWN_PROTOCOL] unknown protocol (_ssl.c:590)

Snapshot of my email setup:
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I think I have Global setup properly:
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Can you switch it to tls instead of ssl? Tls is better to use anyways.

TLS generates: Your test email could not be sent: (550, '5.7.0 From address is not one of your addresses.')
 

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Nevermind.....just read the error and changed the from email to my email address and now it works.
 

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No clue, change the from email to match your real email that matches your iCloud account?

Edit: you are faster at posting than me. Good job fixing it.
 

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No clue, change the from email to match your real email that matches your iCloud account?

Edit: you are faster at posting than me. Good job fixing it.

Thanks for helping. Now I have to figure out how to transfer my data from my old pool to my new one.

Can I just import the files directly to the new pool?
 

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Snapshot then zfs send and zfs recv. This is fast and a great solution.
 

BBarker

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I've read about zfs send/receive and am having trouble understanding the process. Do I import the old pool into the new system first?

Edit: it's about 2.5 tb of data
 

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This was suggested earlier but I'm not sure if it's used verbatim or needs modification


zfs send pool/fs@a | ssh host zfs receive poolB/received/fs@a
zfs
send -i a pool/fs@b | ssh host zfs receive poolB/received/fs
 

SweetAndLow

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The -i might not do anything on freenas. It stands for incremental but I'm not sure what feature that is referring to.
 

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not sure if it's used verbatim
What you posted is two examples. You would only use one or the other, depending on your needs. And obviously you would replace the names with those of your pool(s) and snapshot(s).
 

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Thank you for replying....I thought it seemed redundant but I am ridiculously new at this. I'll post these questions while experimenting with things I've read until I get the end result I am looking for. In this case I used zfs send/receive to move the pools and everything seems to be intact.

Loving the help that is available in this forum. I got Plex installed earlier using a tutorial posted by Cosmo_Kramer and it's running flawlessly so I am now investigating if I can install SABNZBD in the same fashion.
 

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Sorry, for bumping but thank you for this post it helped me. Loving this forum.
 
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