hydroxide: Can't login to proton account on thunderbird
I first get The following settings were found by probing the given server, but when I enter the bridge password I get Unable to log in at server. Probably wrong configuration, username or password.
I don’t think this is a thunderbird issue unless I’ve configured something within thunderbird wrong specifically.
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- State: open
- Created a year ago
- Comments: 25
no luck, after changing those two lines, compiling everything with
go build ./cmd/hydroxide/main.goand re-creating a bridge password it’s still showing me127.0.0.1instead0.0.0.0. Changing this manual by my own in thunderbird leads to an error.Edit: oh, but
./hydroxide serveshows the correct one, it’s only wrong in thunderbird.But my problem is still the same, doesn’t matter if i try
127.0.0.1,0.0.0.0or192.168.178.34, i’ll get the same error message.@User10987654321 This is what i was talking about before. You have to change connection security to
noneinsteadSTARTTLS.Edit 2: Ok, found the issue. I run
hydroxideright now on my working station with powershell. Running.\main.exe serve(main.exe = hydroxide) is leaving the hydroxide server open and listening. On the other hand, running these commands on my home server like./hydroxide serve, i only get a small output of the open ports and that the server is listening but immediately after that the server seems to close and i can enter other stuff in my terminal. In powershell, i can see the server logs the whole time. But even after running hydroxide like./hydroxide serve &to leave the server open, i still can’t connect to thunderbird. But on the other hand, running hydroxide on my working station works flawlessly and i can synchronize my emails.it’s running on the same ip address - that’s why I’m able to query it for password