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Distribution: Mint 20, Kali, Peppermint, Ubuntu, MakuluFlash, Fedora 32, Windows 12 Lite, MakuluLinux
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Cannot get dovecot to work?
Using Fedora 31 Cinnamon I am hosting a site with a shopping basket and this appears to be my last problem.
I am making a video of the fastest gaming and hosting PC for my channel on Youtube. I have the hosting working fine but have not been able to see any emails on the system. When I send an email to admin@windows12shop.com
it appears to have gone OK. I cannot find any folder with an email in. Then days later it says it cannot be delivered.
I am now going to delete Dovecot and start again.
Would like a step by step installation of Dovecot as Google has not helped.
Are you saying you cannot find it with https:// I can?
And Square can as they would not have allowed me to take payments.
Ahh. If one just puts the domain name in the browser, it resolves to http. You need to redirect http requests to https. Don’t depend on the visitor to provide it.
Distribution: Mint 20, Kali, Peppermint, Ubuntu, MakuluFlash, Fedora 32, Windows 12 Lite, MakuluLinux
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Originally Posted by scasey
Ahh. If one just puts the domain name in the browser, it resolves to http. You need to redirect http requests to https. Don’t depend on the visitor to provide it.
If you put https:// it will not find it if it is not a secure site. Have you tried https://windows12shop.com ?
Yes. MX records point to domain names. The domain name’s A record points to the IP address.
Your domain name doesn’t have an A record for www. (nor does it need one), so don’t include that in the MX
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