Please, note the very weird thing (for me).
In this jrd@bacasable.eu account, I receive correctly WordPress notifications…
I received this morning the WP update notification :).
Soo can you confirm that jrd@bacasable.eu is either the main address of the user jrd as defined in YunoHost - or one of its aliases ? (You can see this in the info about the user in the webadmin).
Also can you confirm that bacasable.eu is one of the domains of your Yunohost instance and not some external domain ?
Point 1. “Alors”, as we say in French, I was thinking that jrd@bacasable.eu was the (first and) main address…
But I noted that another address: jrelland@bascasable.eu, had these alias root@b… postmaster@…
Does that mean that jrelland@bascasable.eu is the true “admin user”?
Not jrd@b…?
I configured RoundCube for jrelland@bacasable.eu… I tried to send a mail… same error message!
Uuuuh but now it’s talking about user jrelland (c.f. the end of the message) instead of jrd as in the initial post ? So you’re connected through a different user ?
To try to summarize how it should be :
when you’re creating a user in yunohost, you are asked to define the email address of the user
usually the standard choice is, considering that the user is named sacha, to simply put sacha@maindomain.tld
the very first user automatically has additional aliases created for it, namely root@, admin@, and also postmaster and another I forgot about (?)
if you chose for example s@maindomain.tld instead of sacha@maindomain.tld, then trying to send an email as sacha@maindomain.tld apriori wont work, stating that the address is not owned by user sacha … only s@maindomain.tld (and other aliases) are…
if you want, you may still later add sacha@maindomain.tld as an alias for user sacha and that should fix the issue
Hopefully that clarifies thing … That’s probably counterintuitive that sacha@maindomain.tld is not automatically owner by sacha, maybe we should just force this as a default email when creating a user, idk
Hi @Aleks,
Sorry if I’m a bit confusing with my answers
Thank you for your clear feedback.
Let me detail:
In my case everything seems ok…
User declaration
RoundCube settings
I have uninstalled admin’s RoundCube (jrelland] and reinstal it. No error message
On jrelland@bacasable.eu, I can:
Receive a message
Send a message to a unexisting address, I have the right message “unknown recipiend”
receive message from root@, postmaster@… (I do not know how to send a message as root@…)
But, when I send a message,
a) I have the right message “email sent” with the green stick
b) I have the message in the Sent box
but the user do not receive the message (even after 30 mn)!
The same pour l’utilisateur jrd (adresse ; jrd.bas@bacasable.eu).
Let me share with you my DNS… OVH VPS and domain
First, I just found out an error message!
Le déploiement de votre zone est effectué. Cependant les anomalies suivantes ont été détectées :
zone bacasable.eu/IN: _xmpp-server._tcp.bacasable.eu/SRV ‘bacasble.eu’ (out of zone) has no addresses records (A or AAAA)
However,
_xmpp-client._tcp.bacasable.eu. 3600 SRV 0 5 5222 bacasable.eu.
_xmpp-server._tcp.bacasable.eu. 3600 SRV 0 5 5269 bacasble.eu
seems ok regarding the settings proposed by Yunohost YunoHost • index
except perhaps “_xmpp-server._tcp.bacasable.eu.” but I cannot set “_xmpp-server._tcp.” with the OVH tool.
Doesn’t sound like an issue with DNS settings - the initial error message (Sender address rejected: not owned by user) really suggests it’s related to the ownership between user and adresses …
So can you try to clarify, when doing your test :
which user you connect with to the roundcube interface (should be the user you logged in with on the yunohost sso, if connecting through the SSO)
which address appears in the “From” field when writing the email at the top
what’s the destination address
The destination address shouldn’t matter so much … my guess is that the issue is coming from an inconsistency between the user you are connected with and the address in the “From” field (the sented address)
Hence the error message : Sender address rejected, not owner by user xxx …
Hmokay, so if that’s GMail, then I would guess that’s related to your emails being flagged as spam somehow, and GMail dropping them silently … Which may therefore be related to DNS setting.
Maybe can you try to test your setup with mail-tester.com and see if there’s an obvious issue ?