thunderbird / autoconfig

The ISPDB, Thunderbird's database of mail configuration files.
https://autoconfig.thunderbird.net/v1.1/
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Remove config for mail.telenor.dk #117

Closed cketti closed 2 months ago

cketti commented 3 months ago

It appears that most of the domains have been moved to mail.jubii.dk (see #115).

I extracted the list of domains from their email account signup page: https://jubii.dk/SignUp

I verified the server settings point to existing IMAP/POP3/SMTP services using:

openssl s_client -connect imap.jubii.dk:993 -crlf -verify_hostname imap.jubii.dk -ign_eof <<EOF
1 ID ("name" "autoconfig.test")
EOF
openssl s_client -connect imap.jubii.dk:995 -crlf -verify_hostname imap.jubii.dk -ign_eof <<EOF
CAPA
EOF
openssl s_client -connect smtp.jubii.dk:465 -crlf -verify_hostname smtp.jubii.dk -ign_eof <<EOF
EHLO autoconfig.test
EOF

Closes #115

babolivier commented 3 months ago

I ran a quick and dirty bash script to check the autoconfig file for each domain in the list. It looks like the only domains in this new file that don't have an autoconfig file (at autoconfig.$domain/mail/config-v1.1.xml) that show imap.jubii.dk as their incoming server are:

(all three are missing an autoconfig file entirely)

All other domains seem to already host valid autoconfig files. Should we not just remove these domains from ISPDB entirely instead?

cketti commented 2 months ago

As discussed out of band: The configs are currently missing the username element. They are available via HTTPS, but the certificate is not valid for the various autoconfig.* hosts.

Jubii is a brand of inbox.com. I've contacted the inbox.com support to let them know about the issues. Hopefully my message will make it to the correct team :crossed_fingers:

My suggestion is to merge this now and remove the file again if/when they've fixed their Autoconfig installation.