[16:25] In #ubuntu-discuss, lotuspsychje said: !MDS is Microarchitectural Data Sampling is a security issue with Intel processors. Update your system to receive the kernel and microcode patches. Visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/MDS for more info. [16:56] ubottu: mds is Microarchitectural Data Sampling is a security issue with Intel processors. Update your system to receive the kernel and microcode patches. Visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/MDS for more info and recommendations. [16:56] I'll remember that, dax [17:37] * genii makes sure dax gets a plate of tasty cookies [17:39] but... I want a cookie too :( [19:00] it is apparently "chocolate chip cookie day" because cookie manufacturers wanted to capitalize on people spending extra money on food days. [19:00] you can probably find free cookies somewhere. [19:15] I have a question. I have an ubuntu email. But I can only receieve not send. theres been a loser sending me messages from my account [19:16] Aaron: you have to configure your mail client to adjust your From header to be from @ubuntu.com [19:16] there's no SMTP email server for @ubuntu.com *sending* directly. [19:16] teward: where do I put that? [19:16] I'm using evolution [19:16] i don't use evolution, I'd have to dig. [19:17] evolution gives me this error The reported error was MAIL from command failed; failled; Mailbox unavailable [19:18] I did create an alias like the wiki said. [19:18] it's also partly dependent on the mail configuration of the SMTP server being used, and I don't know how you configured it so... [19:18] i'd just be guessing at what the problem is on your system [19:19] on my smtp configuration i have server outbound.att.net security TLS on a dedicated port username: aaronfarias@att.net [19:19] where do I put the information from the ubuntu.com? [19:28] Aaron: I simply added an alias to the account that I receive the ubuntu.com emails through. It was really easy. [19:47] [2019-05-15 15:28:37] Aaron: I simply added an alias to the account that I receive the ubuntu.com emails through. It was really easy. [19:47] Aaron: ^ [19:47] Eickmeyer just volunteered to help you :p [19:47] Eickmeyer: I did that. [19:48] but still Does not work. [19:48] keep in mind the remote SMTP server you're using can be configured to *not* allow you to send with other From addresses [19:48] so unless From matches your login on the server or a valid mailbox, it'll error. [19:49] I do get valid login. [19:49] when I send with my normal account. [19:49] i think you missed the point of my message [19:50] Login: foo@bar.baz PW: Valid LOGINOK From: foobar@ubuntu.com DISALLOWED [19:50] ^ this can be a situation on some servers depending on their configs [19:50] and if that's the case in YOUR email provider's case you're out of luck there's no way to fix it [19:50] it does work with my ISP [19:52] In my case, the address it sends through is a (grandfathered) G-Suite account which I have registered my ubuntu.com address with as an alias as well. That was the only way I could get it to work. [19:52] I get the error Mailbox unavailable dont know why [19:55] Aaron: Unfortunately, some ISPs have limitations. A gmail account can do it, I know that for a fact. [19:55] let me try with my gmail account. [19:55] and see if that works. [19:55] but your ISP *might not* let you do that, anticipating that the From address be a valid Mailbox on their env. [19:55] in launchpad Do i need to put my gmail account? [19:55] Comcast has that type of restriction unless you have a Business Account with hosted mail [19:55] Aaron: no. [19:56] ok. [19:56] it wouldn't hurt but it's not a requisite no [20:02] I create it the gmail account. and Now I create it the alias. [20:02] I click on the timido@ubuntu.com [20:02] and it sents but the email that shows is my gmail email address not my ubuntu [20:06] Aaron: you have to set gmail to accept the 'timido@ubuntu.com' as a valid user [20:06] how? [20:08] Aaron: go to Settings, select the "Accounts and Import" tab, click on "Learn more" in the "Send mail as" box. Then do what they tell you to do [20:09] Aaron: I am supposing you set your Ubuntu email account to forward to gmail [20:09] hggdh: he's got his forwarding to an att.net address [20:10] both are in evolution i think though, but att.net is the one giving him problems [20:10] (I'm SO glad I run my own mail now lol) [20:11] the reason I "supposed" the Ubuntu email forwarded to gmail is that it will be painful to receive email in one account and answer from another. But that's their call [20:11] yep [20:12] and why ubuntu does not provide dns for email setup [20:12] because Ubuntu provides a forwarder, not an email server [20:13] common procedure. I, for exmaple, have a few forwarder services (from linux.com, Ubuntu, etc) [20:29] nothing works [20:29] ;*( [20:33] when I send with gmail I just get my google email [20:35] and you selected to send *from* your ubuntu.com email? [20:40] Yeah [20:40] I create it an alias with thunderbird [20:42] if I click with gmail add another email address you own [20:42] if I put timido@Ubuntu.com [20:42] is asking me for the smtp server username and password [20:43] no that's not using it as an alias, that's adding it as a second account, it gives you an option to use it as an alias or as an external SMTP account [20:53] How come [20:53] I'm getting this email from my ubuntu account [20:55] saying it was hack [20:58] I think now it works [20:59] Possibly the email was only a notification that a different device has been used to login [21:00] Yeah now it works [21:02] Aaron: if you d not use 2FA, consider using; also, it is highly probable that this "your account has been hacked" is nothing more than click-bait. [21:03] Aaron: I receive at least 3 of them every day [21:03] Now it works [21:03] but I cannot see my mail with evolution [21:03] I can only sent [21:04] this is a different problem, and one I/we cannot help you with [21:26] Nice [21:26] thunderbird works fine. [21:26] evolution is lacking off. === dax is now known as v