[02:30:45]
<wave6677[m]> Does Yunohost support UEFI Bios' on x86_64 machines?
[02:40:43]
<balaa[m]> > <@joanisc83[m]:libera.chat> Same here.New to yunohost. Wanting to connect to my matrix synapse server but depite diagnostics says everything is ok. There is no way to connect to the matrix server...
Check out Fractal Mosaic if you’re looking for an easy setup for Element / Matrix
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<wave6677[m]> Why can't I edit index.html in a "my_webapp" application without encountering a 403 forbidden error?
[07:03:23]
<plabuse[m]> wave6677: How do you edit/modify the index.html file ?
[07:05:26]
<wave6677[m]> > <@plabuse:sans-nuage.fr> wave6677: How do you edit/modify the index.html file ?
I used Dolphins built in SFTP to log into the my_webapp user and changed the file out for my index.html file and it changes to a 403 error. I think it may be a permissions error? The only difference i can find between the 2 files (other than the text) is that the ownership permission on the auto-generated one belongs to group 33
[07:14:30]
<plabuse[m]> wave6677:
You're right, it's probably a problem of group or owner permissions. You have to compare the permissions and use dolphins to change them (or chmod, chown Linux command)
[07:20:57]
<wave6677[m]> yup that fixed it. running "chown 997:33 index.html" as the root user fixed the issue. I couldn't sudo into the file as admin for some reason so I had to re-enable ssh through password for a second to actually get into the root account
[08:00:43]
<nicfab> Hello!
Finally, I succeeded in installing LE certificates.
However, now Thunderbird continues showing the alert as the image I attached
[08:00:46]
<nicfab> https://aria.im/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.nicfab.it/XfigbHesgxMUGUczcowsfuAJ
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<nicfab> What should I do?
[08:01:55]
<nicfab> I solved it.
I did a mistake with the wrong setting.
Now it works
[08:06:42]
<nicfab> It seems that Thunderbird (and also other email clients) continues viewing the old self-signed certificates.
How can I reset it?
[08:16:23]
<wave6677[m]> > <@nic[m]:libera.chat> It seems that Thunderbird (and also other email clients) continues viewing the old self-signed certificates.
> How can I reset it?
Not a solution- but I seem to be having the same issue. When trying to send an email thunderbird gives me this "Unsigned Certificate error" with mydomain.xyz:587, but if I remove the port :587 it shows the LetsEncrypt Certificate. Obviously can't send the email without the port though so, not sure if this is a Yunohost issue or a cache issue
[08:19:29]
<wave6677[m]> Based on this post: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1245690
It appears this is a Yunohost configuration issue and not a Thunderbird issue. I have no idea how to fix this
[08:32:14]
<wave6677[m]> Right so I can't seem to find any help on the internet for this specific issue. Basically it appears that even though my default/main domain has a Let's Encrypt Certificate, that the Mail Server itself does not have a LE Cert, and instead has a yunohost self signed cert. I'm pretty sure this is a Yunohost configuration issue as I tried logging in with Nextcloud Mail and got a similar error relating to SMTP not being able to log in.
[08:32:48]
<wave6677[m]> nic[m]: If you find a solution please let me know, or if one of the lovely support staff/ devs has any advice for us feel free to @ me :)
[08:45:09]
<theragehero> Hello, does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thank you! https://forum.yunohost.org/t/apps-keep-restarting/21712
[08:46:09]
<nicfab> > <@wave6677[m]:libera.chat> Right so I can't seem to find any help on the internet for this specific issue. Basically it appears that even though my default/main domain has a Let's Encrypt Certificate, that the Mail Server itself does not have a LE Cert, and instead has a yunohost self signed cert. I'm pretty sure this is a Yunohost configuration issue as I tried logging in with Nextcloud Mail and got a similar error relating to SMTP not being able to log in.
Thank you. Indeed, I don't find a solution, and I wait for kindle support in this room
[08:58:51]
<wave6677[m]> > <@nic[m]:libera.chat> > <@wave6677[m]:libera.chat> Right so I can't seem to find any help on the internet for this specific issue. Basically it appears that even though my default/main domain has a Let's Encrypt Certificate, that the Mail Server itself does not have a LE Cert, and instead has a yunohost self signed cert. I'm pretty sure this is a Yunohost configuration issue as I tried logging in with Nextcloud Mail and got a similar error relating to SMTP not being able to log in.
>
> Thank you. Indeed, I don't find a solution, and I wait for kindle support in this room
https://forum.yunohost.org/t/probleme-certificat-sur-serveur-smtp/20883
I found this post, in which Aleks suggesting running
```sudo postmap -F hash:/etc/postfix/sni``` does that help your issue at all? For my Thunderbird it is still giving an error "An error occurred while sending mail: Outgoing server (SMTP) error. The server responded: TLS not available due to a local problem."
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<nicfab> > <@wave6677[m]:libera.chat> > <@nic[m]:libera.chat> > <@wave6677[m]:libera.chat> Right so I can't seem to find any help on the internet for this specific issue. Basically it appears that even though my default/main domain has a Let's Encrypt Certificate, that the Mail Server itself does not have a LE Cert, and instead has a yunohost self signed cert. I'm pretty sure this is a Yunohost configuration issue as I tried logging in with Nextcloud Mail and got a similar error relating to SMTP not being able to log in.
> >
> > Thank you. Indeed, I don't find a solution, and I wait for kindle support in this room
>
> https://forum.yunohost.org/t/probleme-certificat-sur-serveur-smtp/20883
> I found this post, in which Aleks suggesting running
> ```sudo postmap -F hash:/etc/postfix/sni``` does that help your issue at all? For my Thunderbird it is still giving an error "An error occurred while sending mail: Outgoing server (SMTP) error. The server responded: TLS not available due to a local problem."
Thank you so much.
Now it works without asking for the certificates, but I seem a workaround because the emails should have a certificate anyway.
[09:11:11]
<wave6677[m]> > <@nic[m]:libera.chat> > <@wave6677[m]:libera.chat> > <@nic[m]:libera.chat> > <@wave6677[m]:libera.chat> Right so I can't seem to find any help on the internet for this specific issue. Basically it appears that even though my default/main domain has a Let's Encrypt Certificate, that the Mail Server itself does not have a LE Cert, and instead has a yunohost self signed cert. I'm pretty sure this is a Yunohost configuration issue as I tried logging in with Nextcloud Mail and got a similar error relating to SMTP not being able to log in.
> > >
> > > Thank you. Indeed, I don't find a solution, and I wait for kindle support in this room
> >
> > https://forum.yunohost.org/t/probleme-certificat-sur-serveur-smtp/20883
> > I found this post, in which Aleks suggesting running
> > ```sudo postmap -F hash:/etc/postfix/sni``` does that help your issue at all? For my Thunderbird it is still giving an error "An error occurred while sending mail: Outgoing server (SMTP) error. The server responded: TLS not available due to a local problem."
>
> Thank you so much.
> Now it works without asking for the certificates, but I seem a workaround because the emails should have a certificate anyway.
No problem, hopefully it works for you lol. My installation corrupted itself shortly after I sent that message
[13:55:49]
<nolan[m]> What are some recommended ways, other than the Thunderbird extension which I can't get to work, to edit Sieve scripts? Just migrated email from Fastmail to YNH and now I need to set up filtering. Using Thunderbird as my client.
[13:58:25]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> this comment suggests that opening port 4190 (and exposing it through port forwarding) may be enough, but that the Thunderbird extension is crap : https://github.com/YunoHost/issues/issues/8#issuecomment-796648339
[14:14:48]
<nolan[m]> Yeah, saw that, just wasn't sure if anyone had another recommended approach. Alternately, is there some other way to do server-side mail filtering?
[18:55:35]
<rathantara[m]> > <@balaa[m]:libera.chat> hello I am new to yunohost, I am using nohost.me dyndns -- for some reason I am unable to select the Lets Encrypt cert option
run diagnosis first
[18:56:49]
<rathantara[m]> `> There are some pending migrations waiting to be run. Please go to Tools > Migrations to run them.`
> but there is no pending migration
[20:41:16]
<nolan[m]> OK, just moved my personal email into YNH. I want to make sure I understand the spam prevention/learning. Essentially, by default spam goes into the Junk folder, and moving mail into/out of that folder trains rspamd. Am I reading the configs correctly?
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> eeeh yes i think so
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<nolan[m]> Perfect, thanks for confirming.