Comment by waterstorm
Good guess, could be true. But it would be so horrible... I should someday fix my IPv6 setup to test this! Would be nice to see if that is true for all Sailfish networking. This would be really ugly....
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*#1 Why does Sailfish prefer mobile data over wifi? * Wild guess: it tries IPv6 first, and then IPv4. Since it doesn't have an IPv6 connection via wifi, it ends up using the mobile net. So the logic...
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Update: Confirmed... If I disable "mobile data" everything works as expected, the HELO then is the same as on my desktop. So it is some kind of bug when mobile data is enabled. So this brings up two...
View ArticleComment by waterstorm
@flotsam Yes, true. However our server is setup to use IPv6 if needed. So in postfix the setup for IPv6 is there, which means if the mail app would do "the right" thing, it should actually work....
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Most clients will avoid IPv6, to avoid problems like this. Jolla does not do this. But in this case, I don't understand how postfix can be claiming to receive the connection from an IPv6 address, but...
View ArticleComment by waterstorm
@flotsam Yes, I also checked this and compared the ip to the server's ip address. In addition my router and Pi-Hole setup is (for legacy reasons) configure to not use ipv6 at all. So neither my router,...
View ArticleComment by flotsam
*it's certainly not my public IP and also none of our mail servers* Are you sure about that? This is a valid public IPv6 address, and the message indicates that it is the one being used for the...
View ArticleAnswer by waterstorm for Can not send e-mail when mobile data connection
I'd like to get this topic back into Jolla's view. This issue still exists and with backscatter spam on the rise (good explanation here:...
View ArticleAnswer by flotsam for Can not send e-mail when mobile data connection
I found the problem; my problem at any rate. In short, IPv6 seems to confuse the message server process. If IPv6 is in use, then for some reason, it seems to take the address from the "ifb0"...
View ArticleComment by teemu
Is there any joy to be found from this? https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/203323503#gmail Incoming mail server • Server address: imap.gmail.com • Secure connection: SSL • Port: 993 Outgoing...
View ArticleComment by ajalkane
journalctl does have "Unexpected response from server: smtp.gmail.com 5.5.4 HELO/EHLO argument ..." etc. It has a link to google's support page https://support.google.com/mail/?p=helo which says...
View ArticleComment by flotsam
I also have this problem, but the other way around: sending with gmail works using the mobile data connection, but not with wifi. My device is a Gemini, running 3.0.3.10. Regular email accounts work fine.
View ArticleComment by teemu
There has been a similar issue with Microsoft Exchange accounts, where the account stops syncing automatically (and then manually). Some reports had it that changes in network may have caused it after...
View ArticleComment by ajalkane
Sorry, forgot the most pertinent information. XA2 Plus and with standard Jolla e-mail client. I have problems with several Android applications also with wifi (but not all).
View ArticleComment by teemu
XA2? The standard Sailfish OS Mail app, or an Android app? The Android apps seem to have weirdest app-specific hiccups with mobile/wifi connections on XA2. Two days back Play Store insisted for me that...
View ArticleCan not send e-mail when mobile data connection
With 3.0.3.10 I can not send e-mail (gmail account) with standard Jolla client if I'm on mobile data connection. The data connection works, and for example browser works as expected. When I try to send...
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