RoundCube on Cloudron: First Time Usage - How to login to email?
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Username: NAME@DOMAIN.COM
Password: owner's password "administrator"In RoundCube, go to Settings --> Identities. Create new the "aliases" you have made in Cloudron for that user. You'll be able to send emails as those aliases in Roundcube.
@humptydumpty Thanks, but we still can't work it out from this.
The email is sending ok, as we have managed to send a test message.
I think the username / email field has been completed properly, but the trouble is working out which passphrase.
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@humptydumpty Thanks, but we still can't work it out from this.
The email is sending ok, as we have managed to send a test message.
I think the username / email field has been completed properly, but the trouble is working out which passphrase.
@loudlemur The password is the same as your Cloudron user. Let's say you set up a fresh Cloudron install. You now have 1 user (which happens to be the admin). Let's say the username is admin and the password is password1. When logging into Cloudron you enter those credentials and it logs you in.
To set up a mailbox you go to Email and add a mailbox. You select lemur as the mailbox name and select admin as the mailbox owner.
In Roundcube, you enter the following:
username: lemur@domain.com
password: password1HTH!
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How do we create email accounts on RoundCube, after it has just been installed?
- What is the default login email/passphrase?
- How do we add or remove email accounts?
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Cloudron Forum email: cloudy@email.com
Cloudron Host: HappyHost.com
Cloudron Domain Name: example.com
Domain Name Registration Company: namey.com
Cloudron Roundcube location: roundy.example.comWhat do we do next?
@loudlemur said in RoundCube on Cloudron: First Time Usage - How to login to email?:
How do we add or remove email accounts?
You don't do that in Roundcube, you do it in Cloudron.
See the Email in the Cloudron menu and the docs
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@loudlemur The password is the same as your Cloudron user. Let's say you set up a fresh Cloudron install. You now have 1 user (which happens to be the admin). Let's say the username is admin and the password is password1. When logging into Cloudron you enter those credentials and it logs you in.
To set up a mailbox you go to Email and add a mailbox. You select lemur as the mailbox name and select admin as the mailbox owner.
In Roundcube, you enter the following:
username: lemur@domain.com
password: password1HTH!
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@humptydumpty Thank you so much!
@loudlemur Let me know if you need me to go over setting up multiple users and domains and then to have those inboxes forward to a single mailbox. That's my set up + I use Mailgun for outgoing + FreeScout for my work email.
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@loudlemur Let me know if you need me to go over setting up multiple users and domains and then to have those inboxes forward to a single mailbox. That's my set up + I use Mailgun for outgoing + FreeScout for my work email.
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@humptydumpty I have created an account ok, and it has successfully sent an email, but when I try to reply, the email never arrives...
What might I need to do?
Thanks anybody who could help!
@loudlemur If incoming mail is not working, I would check the following:
- Is your MX record correct?
host -t MX domain.com. Is it pointing to Cloudron? - Is incoming port 25 open on your server?
- Is everything ok in Email -> Domain -> Status ?
- Finally, Email -> Logs (top right) -> Raw Logs (again top right). Keep that logs viewer browser window open. Then send an incoming mail to yourself. Do you see anything in the logs?
- Is your MX record correct?
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@loudlemur If incoming mail is not working, I would check the following:
- Is your MX record correct?
host -t MX domain.com. Is it pointing to Cloudron? - Is incoming port 25 open on your server?
- Is everything ok in Email -> Domain -> Status ?
- Finally, Email -> Logs (top right) -> Raw Logs (again top right). Keep that logs viewer browser window open. Then send an incoming mail to yourself. Do you see anything in the logs?
@girish said in RoundCube on Cloudron: First Time Usage - How to login to email?:
d correct? host -t MX domain.com . Is it pointing to Cloudron?
Is incoming port 25 open on your server?
Is everything ok in Email -> Domain -> Status ?
Finally, Email -> Logs (top right) -> Raw Logs (again top right). Keep that logs viewer browser window open. Then send an incoming mail to yourself. Do you see anything in the logs?Thank you so much for your help with this.
I looked in the email logs raw logs it seems that the email actually is arriving, but it is not appearing. I think it might be being detected as spam by spam assassin, with its needed score not being sufficiently high. (The hosting company are pretty hot about not having spammers using their services... that might have something to do with it.)I am going to keep looking, I think i am on the right track,
- Is your MX record correct?
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@girish said in RoundCube on Cloudron: First Time Usage - How to login to email?:
d correct? host -t MX domain.com . Is it pointing to Cloudron?
Is incoming port 25 open on your server?
Is everything ok in Email -> Domain -> Status ?
Finally, Email -> Logs (top right) -> Raw Logs (again top right). Keep that logs viewer browser window open. Then send an incoming mail to yourself. Do you see anything in the logs?Thank you so much for your help with this.
I looked in the email logs raw logs it seems that the email actually is arriving, but it is not appearing. I think it might be being detected as spam by spam assassin, with its needed score not being sufficiently high. (The hosting company are pretty hot about not having spammers using their services... that might have something to do with it.)I am going to keep looking, I think i am on the right track,
@loudlemur ah ok, if you see the Mail -> Events (top right), then it should say "received" / "delivered" in the event log viewer. You can double check if you are looking into the correct mailbox. It will also say if the mail was marked as spam or not.
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@girish said in RoundCube on Cloudron: First Time Usage - How to login to email?:
d correct? host -t MX domain.com . Is it pointing to Cloudron?
Is incoming port 25 open on your server?
Is everything ok in Email -> Domain -> Status ?
Finally, Email -> Logs (top right) -> Raw Logs (again top right). Keep that logs viewer browser window open. Then send an incoming mail to yourself. Do you see anything in the logs?Thank you so much for your help with this.
I looked in the email logs raw logs it seems that the email actually is arriving, but it is not appearing. I think it might be being detected as spam by spam assassin, with its needed score not being sufficiently high. (The hosting company are pretty hot about not having spammers using their services... that might have something to do with it.)I am going to keep looking, I think i am on the right track,
@loudlemur Here are some of the possible trouble indicators in the logs (I have obfusticated the domain names/email addresses)
One clue might be that though I am actually able to send mail, none of it appears in the "Sent" folder.
Also, if I go into "Manage folders", i can't create a folder or even click on those toggle buttons on the "inbox" for example. They don't respond.
Dec 17 17:09:50 (node:90) [DEP0123] DeprecationWarning: Setting the TLS ServerName to an IP address is not permitted by RFC 6066. This will be ignored in a future version. Dec 17 17:09:50 (Use `node --trace-deprecation ...` to show where the warning was created)Dec 17 17:09:50 [INFO] [outbound] secured verified=false cipher=TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 version=TLSv1.3 error=ERR_TLS_CERT_ALTNAME_INVALID cn=*.mydomain.com organization=""fail:zen.spamhaus.org[core] hook=connect plugin=dnsbl function=connect_multi params="" retval=DENY msg="host [123.456.789.012] is blacklisted by zen.spamhaus.org"
