Thank you! right hints 😉

@filter the credentials will stay the same for the lifetime of the app.

@robi It's perfectly fine to use your Cloudron instance for that. Maybe it's easier to warm up your IP. For me, it was another challenge to learn postal 🙂 It all depends on your use case.

@girish Will do!

@girish Thank you, I appreciate your response.

@privsec said in After updating password no credentials needed to login:

Im not sure what and how this occurred, but once I used a lowercase username I was prompted to sign in on every attempt.

Odd, because my username is lowercase too, and if I have Bitwarden enabled and logged in I am never prompted to login 🤷

I tried to reproduce this but am able to send campaigns just fine. I wonder if this is because there was some other issue on the server (502 means server unavailable/crash).

@andirahmat said in Cloudron built in smtp for newsletter:

Is cloudron build in email server considered as basic SMTP? Will it instantly marked as spam an blacklisted by all mail provider if i send newsletter for marketing funnel purpose to around 1000 email with frequency once or twice a a week. I want to avoid mailgun.

Yes, Cloudron is "basic SMTP" (per their definition). It's really hard to say whether your VPS provider will take offense with sending 1000 emails twice a week or not. You should probably just ask them. If they are one of the "big" VPS providers, be totally prepared for anything, including your account being banned. This is just how they work since even if they say it's totally fine some internal alert. kicks in, not being all fatalistic :-).

Anyway, I would recommend using external relay for large lists (1000 is big enough).

Update:
Creating a new direktory "static" works!

app/data/static/public/static

That is the only method some people use for their entire business, even without a website.

@girish The logo has changed only for login screen, subscription page and emails.