YunoHost-Apps/wekan_ynh

Email function not working

dosch opened this issue · 9 comments

dosch commented

I checked and cross-checked my email settings, but sending email is not working.

When I try to send a testmail from the admin panel I get:

Sending email failed Error trying to send email: 140319669086016:error:140770FC:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:unknown protocol:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/s23_clnt.c:827:

I use port 587 and have TLS support enabled

Have you tried disabling TLS support ?

Without news, I close that issue. Feel free to reopen that issue

dosch commented

@yalh76 sorry for the silence. I am unable to test this for a very silly reason; I can no longer access the admin settings... I seem to have somehow downgraded my account to the level of a simple user 😄
thnx for the recent update and the continued support for this package btw

ok..; then maybe the mail issue will be solved with YunoHost/yunohost#882

dosch commented

Any chance you have a tip to regain admin privs.? Or shall I open a separate ticket for that?

maybe :

wekan_ynh/README.md

Lines 31 to 35 in 7c585b5

As LDAP authentification is enable by default, wekan admins are the members of the YunoHost LDAP admin group.
To add an account in the YunoHost, you must first install [phpLDAPadmin](https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/phpldapadmin_ynh) , connect to the interface and in the left panel go on `dc=yunohost,dc=org`, `ou=groups`, `cn=admins`. In the right panel, in the memberUid category, click on modify group members, add the account in the group, save changes and update object
If you have disable ldap authentication, first registered user will be admin, and next ones normal users. If you want other admins too, you can change their permission to admin at Wekan Admin Panel.

Something related to ldap authentication...

To fix that i have set this settings:
Host: the main domain (localhost doesn't work)
Port: 25
TLS: no
User: a user on yunohost with mail permission
Password: user's password
From: the email of this user

TLS with 587 didn't work indeed.

I tested it in yunohost 3.7

To fix that i have set this settings:
Host: the main domain (localhost doesn't work)
Port: 25
TLS: no
User: a user on yunohost with mail permission
Password: user's password
From: the email of this user

TLS with 587 didn't work indeed.

I tested it in yunohost 3.7

Yes it's a good way to solve that issue. the other I have to test it is YunoHost/yunohost#882

now solved