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Contributions / Tips&Tricks / Features Requests / Unsubscribe from zentyal
« on: March 30, 2018, 04:23:00 am »
I keep getting emails from zentyal even though I've turned off every notification feature I can find. Is there a way to delete my account? Is there a god I can pray to so I can be removed from the mailing list? When I'm dead will my ancestors keep getting emails? Should I go ballistic so I get kicked off? I can throw f bombs and try to sell rubbers if need be. 
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Email and Groupware / Gray list of email in whitelist
« on: March 27, 2017, 03:55:50 pm »
According to the zentyal documentation:
"Zentyal does not include email sent from internal networks on the gray list, or from objects with an allowed email relay policy or from addresses that are in the antispam whitelist."
However, I still see emails in my white list being graylisted and rejected. Any idea how to troubleshoot this?
"Zentyal does not include email sent from internal networks on the gray list, or from objects with an allowed email relay policy or from addresses that are in the antispam whitelist."
However, I still see emails in my white list being graylisted and rejected. Any idea how to troubleshoot this?
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Email and Groupware / Zentyal and Thunderbird
« on: February 24, 2017, 02:38:32 am »
Don't know why this was so difficult and why there isn't a sticky dedicated to it but I finally got the Thunderbird email client working with zentyal 4 and 5. I'm putting it here to help any other newbie like myself.
First of course you need a properly functioning Zentyal server and you need to be able to login to the SoGo email web interface for your account. Then of course you need to install Thunderbird. It looks like the current version of Thunderbird comes with lightning which is a calendar interface. I then installed the Sogo add on for Thunderbird because I guess it needs it.
Now under file-new-existing email account
Enter your name, email address, and password
The server settings I found that work are:
The name of the server that dns can resolve using the ping command
port 143
User Name is your email address including domain ie. user@domain.com
Connection security is STARTTLS
Authentication Method is NORMAL PASSWORD
That should get email working.
Then Go to your SoGo web interface again and find the link to your address book and calendar. To do this for the address book on zentyal 4 for instance go to your address book and right click on "personal address book" and select properties, then links to this address book. Select and Copy the full path. Then under Thunderbird go to Address book which will pop up an address book window and select file-new-remote address book. Give it a name and past the path into the URL field.
Calendar was basically the same, go to calendar tab in Thunderbird and select file-new-Calendar, then on network blah blah blah.
Hope this helps.
First of course you need a properly functioning Zentyal server and you need to be able to login to the SoGo email web interface for your account. Then of course you need to install Thunderbird. It looks like the current version of Thunderbird comes with lightning which is a calendar interface. I then installed the Sogo add on for Thunderbird because I guess it needs it.
Now under file-new-existing email account
Enter your name, email address, and password
The server settings I found that work are:
The name of the server that dns can resolve using the ping command
port 143
User Name is your email address including domain ie. user@domain.com
Connection security is STARTTLS
Authentication Method is NORMAL PASSWORD
That should get email working.
Then Go to your SoGo web interface again and find the link to your address book and calendar. To do this for the address book on zentyal 4 for instance go to your address book and right click on "personal address book" and select properties, then links to this address book. Select and Copy the full path. Then under Thunderbird go to Address book which will pop up an address book window and select file-new-remote address book. Give it a name and past the path into the URL field.
Calendar was basically the same, go to calendar tab in Thunderbird and select file-new-Calendar, then on network blah blah blah.
Hope this helps.
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Installation and Upgrades / Cant upgrade to V5
« on: February 10, 2017, 12:00:44 pm »
Running V4.2 on ESXI virtual machine. Pressing the upgrade to V5 button opens a nice pop up window that says upgrading to Version 5. I let it sit like that overnight and it was still there in the morning so I closed the window and rebooted. Still on V4.2.
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