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[#] Sat Apr 13 2024 18:40:15 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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I wish! :) We're working very hard and very actively on WebCit-NG but it's still not feature complete. The "mail" and "forums" applets are lovely. Current development is focused around the calendar. Fun fact: the calendar applet is using CalDAV to talk to the server. This is a good thing because it's forcing us to complete the CalDAV implementation. It is also a bad thing because it's forcing us to complete the CalDAV implementation.

[#] Sat Apr 13 2024 20:01:46 UTC from Nurb432

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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Would be for another room, but any pictures worth sharing yet of what is coming?



[#] Sun Apr 14 2024 05:53:39 UTC from stefan

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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Fri Apr 12 2024 11:05:58 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform
So it can be circumscribed: The problem occurs using mail clients like

Thunderbird or K-9 Mail for writing and sending emails via SMTP.

You are absolutely correct, and I am now able to reproduce the problem. When an external SMTP agent submits a message with the message ID in angle brackets, the bracket on the right is not properly stripped.

What an excellent troubleshoot and bug report. We'll get this fixed right away.

I would like to thank you very much for the quick and professional support!

Some large software companies could take a role model here.

It's great if CalDAV would be included in Citadel. I use it with separate software, which i could quit.

For implementing the update: Is it possible to reinstall the easy install routine on a running raspberry, if citserver and webcit are stopped, without loosing the mail configuration and the content of the IMAP mail boxes? Or is the clean way a fresh installation of the whole system?



[#] Sun Apr 14 2024 11:29:19 UTC from Nurb432

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Personally id just treat it as a regular upgrade and not start over.



[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 01:32:30 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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Would be for another room, but any pictures worth sharing yet of what is coming?

Yes, thanks for asking  :)

https://www.citadel.org/roadmap.html

Has a few screen shots of the Forum and Mail applets.



[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 01:37:31 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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For implementing the update: Is it possible to reinstall the easy install

routine on a running raspberry, if citserver and webcit are stopped, without

loosing the mail configuration and the content of the IMAP mail boxes? Or
is
the clean way a fresh installation of the whole system?

Yes, if you originally installed Citadel using the Easy Install method, you can run Easy Install again at any time to upgrade. Your existing data will be preserved.

Obviously you're going to take a backup first, of course.

[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 07:04:00 UTC from stefan

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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Sun Apr 14 2024 21:37:31 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform
For implementing the update: Is it possible to reinstall the easy install

routine on a running raspberry, if citserver and webcit are stopped, without

loosing the mail configuration and the content of the IMAP mail boxes? Or
is
the clean way a fresh installation of the whole system?

Yes, if you originally installed Citadel using the Easy Install method, you can run Easy Install again at any time to upgrade. Your existing data will be preserved.

Obviously you're going to take a backup first, of course.

Ok, thanks!



[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 11:40:15 UTC from Nurb432

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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I must have missed that in previous talks. Tks.

How well will it resize to phones? We all know, for better or worse, that is what our new users will be using.  

Sun Apr 14 2024 21:32:30 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

Would be for another room, but any pictures worth sharing yet of what is coming?

Yes, thanks for asking  :)

https://www.citadel.org/roadmap.html

Has a few screen shots of the Forum and Mail applets.



 



[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 17:53:27 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform

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You didn't miss it; the Roadmap is new and I finally got around to taking some screenshots to put in it.

The intention for mobile is for it to behave like most other software does: when on a small screen, the sidebar is collapsed into a hamburger menu until you need it.

I am frustrated by the fact that we can't release little bits of this into production until it's finished, and I'm aware that this is the reason you're never supposed to start over (i.e. the Netscape effect -- although I still believe that Netscape failed because of hubris). I still stand by the decision though, because WebCit-classic has some very fundamental problems stemming from design decisions made more than 25 years ago.

We're also changing the fundamental approach of the user interface. Elements which made sense in 1996 when it was just a web version of a BBS client don't make sense today. Although it will still use the same Citadel Server, the user-facing experience will be a set of applications that all work together in a common framework. This is more in line with what the public expects in the current era.

[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 17:58:38 UTC from Nurb432

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But, sometimes its the only way.

 

Mon Apr 15 2024 13:53:27 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform


I am frustrated by the fact that we can't release little bits of this into production until it's finished, and I'm aware that this is the reason you're never supposed to start over

 



[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 18:39:26 UTC from stefan

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Fri Apr 12 2024 17:41:07 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: mail delivery errors - message ID header not RFC 5322 conform
What an excellent troubleshoot and bug report. We'll get this fixed

right away.

...and right away is now. Citadel 999 is now available for download, in both Docker and Easy Install formats.

I guess the next release is going to have to be something really special since it'll be version 1000 :)

Both company servers, which rejected my SMTP written mails in version 998, accept it now with version 999.

Well done, succes across the board!



[#] Tue Apr 16 2024 20:42:16 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

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Both company servers, which rejected my SMTP written mails in version 998,

accept it now with version 999.

Glad to hear it! Thanks for using Citadel, and spread the word.

[#] Wed May 01 2024 03:50:00 UTC from cbellosoto

Subject: 2 Questions

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Hello All,
2 Questions, how do you search in these rooms to acoid repeating questions?

Any recommendations on SMART Hosts that is no google so that the sender appears under my domain and not the External SMTP Servers Domain?



[#] Thu May 02 2024 11:31:56 UTC from Nurb432

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Not a big deal, and cant say when it happened, but did the auto purge wax our contact list in the last year or so?  Just curious.

Just happened to click in there by accident, noticed it was empty. Used to have a couple of entries.   *shrug*



[#] Wed May 08 2024 19:00:41 UTC from adamsfour

Subject: Can't send email

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Good day,

 just installed and I am receiving emails without issue but can't send.

 

I added my domain name Fully qualified domain name and local host alias (then restarted) but still not working. I assume its a configuration issue. I noticed that when I try to send it still uses my @raspberrypi and not my domain name

 

 

 

Any help would be appreicated

 

 

 

 



[#] Sat May 11 2024 16:51:59 UTC from adamsfour

Subject: Mail forwarding

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Good day,

 I finally got email sending to work with using and external SMTP service but it will only process email from known address. I have auto forward setup and it forward emails to the service perfectly but maintains the original From address. Is there away to only have my domain email address in the from. My SMTP service only allows email from specific email address from my domain.

 

 



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[#] Sun May 12 2024 11:15:32 UTC from adamsfour

Subject: Re: Mail forwarding

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Attached is a sample of a forwarded email from Citadel and from Thunderbird. In the Citadel forward email it has included the original sender in the forward address line. In the Thunderbird forwarded email it has not. IMO Citadel is incorrectly forming the forward messages as it basically changing it instead of leaving intact. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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[#] Sun May 12 2024 19:59:59 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

Subject: Re: Mail forwarding

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When you send email through Citadel, it will replace the "From:" header of the message being submitted, with a "From:" header that is the user who sent the message. There is an option in the system configuration to disable this behavior if you don't want it (the option name begins with "Correct 'From' lines..."). Be careful though, because Google REALLY wants to think of you as a spammer and they'll take any excuse they can get to put you on their blacklist.

(We're on it now, in fact. That's why I'm writing in DKIM signature support, which will appear in a new version of Citadel coming in just a few days.)

[#] Thu May 16 2024 12:10:12 UTC from cjonline

Subject: server not supporting TLS

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Hi,

I was checking my mail server (due to some domains saying they are no receiving my mail) and found that mxtoolbox reported that my server doesnt support TLS.   How can I check this?  I have a cert set up in the correct folder.

 

"Your SMTP email server does advertise support for TLS.  After connecting to your mail server we issue an EHLO command to introduce ourselves and to request that your server announce which commands and protocols it supports. Your server's response did not include "250-STARTTLS" indicating TLS support."


thanks

Craig.



[#] Thu May 16 2024 12:58:34 UTC from Nurb432

Subject: Re: server not supporting TLS

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that may be better over in the support room.. 



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