Hello! Please help.
There is a configuration:
- PHP8.3
- Apache2
- MariaDB10
- Postfix + Dovekot + Postfixadmin
Everything works fine in any email client, but in Roundcube it only accepts mail. I attach the config and error file.
Naturally, I hid the passwords and smtp_host for security purposes. SMTP works on port 465
Whoops.
I searched and didn't see this post. So I posted my own thread on it.
I would love to run PHP 8.3, but Roundcube tells me I have to run PHP 8.1.
I feel your pain.
Mike J
Hello! What version of runcubetail do you have installed?
There are two options to fix everything:
- download the current version of rundcubemail (at the date of the post it is 1.6.7)
- change the line in the installer/chesk.php file (this is approximately line 115) to define('MIN_PHP_VERSION', '8.3.0'), which will force roundcubemail to work with PHP 8.3
Roundcube 1.6 should work fine with PHP 8.2 and 8.3 (there might be some deprecation notices in logs with 8.3).
Hello,
I am a big fan of roundcube and a admin/user of it. I have an issue though. I have installed a fresh server, debian 12.5 with postfix dovecot and postfixadmin. I have a almost standard configuration of everything. Checked the configuration with thunderbird, outlook and aquamail (android). Everything is working good.
However, when i install roundcube 1.6.5 - debian, i can read mail but cannot send a single email. It says Authentication failed whether i put localhost:465 or localhost:587 to smtp_host in config.
I put ssl, tls, etc. Didnt find a working configuration. Can you please advise? I'd like an oppinion from someone who has a working configuration from the above versions. Everything is defaul configuration except for customized configuration of server.
Thanks for your reply.
Authentication failed suggest Roundcube can connect to your SMTP server but it can't auth. Is there anything in your SMTP server logs?
Sometimes SMTP servers can have configs like SMTP auth is required for external connections but not for ones from localhost, are you sure you should be using SMTP auth?
In your Roundcube config you can enable `smtp_debug` to get a log of the conversation with the SMTP server and may be that will give the answer.