Someone put in a request to changes for forwarders, i'll see what I can do.
Francisco
sending to the email address that has the domain internally and the server set the an external server works now, but I am having issues with postfix using the servers as a relay, still trying to debug that, not sure what the issue is currently. just seems to be timing out.
ended up getting relaying working with addy.io
I had to modify the docker image to use SSL rather than TLS as it seems that namecrane is not accepting TLS on either 465 or 587 and it just timing out.
SSL works
# openssl s_client -showcerts -connect us1.workspace.org:465 -servername us1.workspace.org
CONNECTED(00000003)
depth=2 C = US, O = Internet Security Research Group, CN = ISRG Root X1
verify return:1
depth=1 C = US, O = Let's Encrypt, CN = E6
verify return:1
depth=0 CN = us1.workspace.org
verify return:1
We’ve made great progress with activesync support for everyone we have rolled out all pf our changes so far:
NOTE: events (calendar related mostly) might take up to ~30s to propagate to your phone.
autodiscover now supports both activesync and normal methods
you can now use “exchange” when configuring your phone (though it may pick that automagically if you have autodiscover setup)
IOS PUSH for email messages
Calendar events sync back and forth
Known bugs:
The 'FROM" field isn't picking up the users 'display name'. this will require additional code that I'll finish in the next few hours.
Contacts are being a pain and will require further work
This is not as feature complete as full activesync in Smartermail. It's not as fast (SM is probably near instant?), Contacts are being derpy, GAL search (when contacts are in there) is being a full on hater. It is free though, compared to the $4/inbox/year it'd normally be.
This is meant to be a 'pretty good' improvement over the default 15 minute IMAP timers Apple Mail does.
Comments
This looks to be resolved
If you can confirm 100%, but our own tests/checks on both SMTP & webmail look to be clean.
Francisco
It works
Thank you
ended up getting relaying working with addy.io
I had to modify the docker image to use SSL rather than TLS as it seems that namecrane is not accepting TLS on either 465 or 587 and it just timing out.
SSL works
StartTLS does not
@Francisco @NameCrane
StartTLS now works on port 587, I am happy, great work NameCrane
myself and 3 friends I referred think this is the best investment we have done in 2024
Sorry about starttls. It caused a few other issues initially but it’s correct now.
We went ahead and added the follow alternative ports:
Glad you like the product! We are getting very close on rclone.
Francisco
Come one come all! The RCLONE beta is now out!
https://github.com/namecrane/rclone/releases/tag/1.0
You can also find my fumbled pull request to upstream in the 'closed issues' part of the official rclone repository. Woops.
Let me know if we missed an arch and i'll push up the compiled binaries.
We do intend to request this get pulled into the official codebase.
Francisco
https://github.com/rclone/rclone/pull/8336
We've gone ahead and pushed up the rclone backend, lets see if we can get it included in 1.7.0
A big thanks to our beta testers as well as our devops team.
Francisco
This will likely require more effort because adding a remote probably requires docs and tests.
rclone has been recompiled to support
mounton both Windows & Machttps://github.com/namecrane/rclone/releases/tag/1.0.1
We've also got an early BETA of z-push setup for those wanting EAS like push emails
Francisco
@Francisco any update regarding WebDAV?
Nothing from them yet. Rclone is there and we are making good progress on zpush.
Francisco
We’ve made great progress with activesync support for everyone
we have rolled out all pf our changes so far:
NOTE: events (calendar related mostly) might take up to ~30s to propagate to your phone.
Known bugs:
This is not as feature complete as full activesync in Smartermail. It's not as fast (SM is probably near instant?), Contacts are being derpy, GAL search (when contacts are in there) is being a full on hater. It is free though, compared to the $4/inbox/year it'd normally be.
This is meant to be a 'pretty good' improvement over the default 15 minute IMAP timers Apple Mail does.
Enjoy!
Francisco