Matthew Meszaros c20d1c99f2 feat: race a 587 STARTTLS dial against a mailbox's silent port 465 on every send and connect check so the fleet keeps sending where outbound 465 is blocked, store a connect that passed that way with 587, name the port actually used in a refusal, make the Google app-password hint say Google itself refused the pair and name the alias and wrong-account causes, and render long error toasts wide, dismissable and longer-lived instead of a narrow four-second column

2026-09-20 13:16:52 +02:00

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config.go

New Repository: Add Backend Code

2026-01-17 14:11:14 +00:00

imap.go

feat: run the mailbox credential check off the worker's bus loop so it no longer waits behind queued sends and mailbox loads until the backend's fourteen-second wait expires, have the worker always answer with an error verdict when it cannot unseal the credentials so an untested mailbox is a server error rather than a mail-server timeout, name the leg that stayed silent and say whether the other one signed in with a 587 hint when 465 hangs, word the no-reply case as the worker not reporting back, dial both probes from WORKER_BIND_IP like the send and sync clients, and connect Gmail app-password mailboxes over 587 with STARTTLS because many hosts block outbound 465

2026-09-20 01:54:12 -07:00

labels.go

New Repository: Add Backend Code

2026-01-17 14:11:14 +00:00

probe_test.go

feat: tighten the mailbox connect probes after a self-review, turning every socket error and not only a failed dial into closed words so a net.OpError naming the worker's bound address never reaches a customer, keeping a server reply's reason when the deadline passes while it is read instead of reporting a refused password as a timeout, connecting TCP before the TLS handshake on implicit-TLS SMTP so a port that answers and then fails the handshake reads as a TLS problem on both legs, sending EHLO explicitly because net/smtp's Extension swallows a failed greeting and reported a server that hung up as a mailbox with nothing to verify, and widening the backend's wait to fourteen seconds so the worker's seven-second budget plus the bus fits inside it

2026-09-20 00:21:31 -07:00

probe.go

feat: race a 587 STARTTLS dial against a mailbox's silent port 465 on every send and connect check so the fleet keeps sending where outbound 465 is blocked, store a connect that passed that way with 587, name the port actually used in a refusal, make the Google app-password hint say Google itself refused the pair and name the alias and wrong-account causes, and render long error toasts wide, dismissable and longer-lived instead of a narrow four-second column

2026-09-20 13:16:52 +02:00

smtp.go

feat: race a 587 STARTTLS dial against a mailbox's silent port 465 on every send and connect check so the fleet keeps sending where outbound 465 is blocked, store a connect that passed that way with 587, name the port actually used in a refusal, make the Google app-password hint say Google itself refused the pair and name the alias and wrong-account causes, and render long error toasts wide, dismissable and longer-lived instead of a narrow four-second column

2026-09-20 13:16:52 +02:00

validation.go

fix: save a contact's edited email address (#511) (#521)

2026-09-14 23:05:16 -07:00

verify_test.go

feat: tighten the mailbox connect probes after a self-review, turning every socket error and not only a failed dial into closed words so a net.OpError naming the worker's bound address never reaches a customer, keeping a server reply's reason when the deadline passes while it is read instead of reporting a refused password as a timeout, connecting TCP before the TLS handshake on implicit-TLS SMTP so a port that answers and then fails the handshake reads as a TLS problem on both legs, sending EHLO explicitly because net/smtp's Extension swallows a failed greeting and reported a server that hung up as a mailbox with nothing to verify, and widening the backend's wait to fourteen seconds so the worker's seven-second budget plus the bus fits inside it

2026-09-20 00:21:31 -07:00