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Bert at 11:32, 24 February 2023

2023-02-24T11:32:43Z

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	~~{{SMTPnotice}}~~

	Your ulyssis account includes an email address: <code>''username''@ulyssis.org</code>. It is important you check your ulyssis mailbox regularly, because all important information will be sent to this address. You can check your e-mail using webmail or an email client of your own. It is also possible to configure your email address in UCC to automatically [[Forwarders\|forward]] all correspondence to another address.		Your ulyssis account includes an email address: <code>''username''@ulyssis.org</code>. It is important you check your ulyssis mailbox regularly, because all important information will be sent to this address. You can check your e-mail using webmail or an email client of your own. It is also possible to configure your email address in UCC to automatically [[Forwarders\|forward]] all correspondence to another address.

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	==SMTP==		==SMTP==
			{{SMTPnotice\|your mailbox with an external application}}
	ULYSSIS doesn't offer SMTP. Instead, you can use KULeuven's SMTP server:		ULYSSIS doesn't offer SMTP. Instead, you can use KULeuven's SMTP server:

Bert at 11:13, 24 February 2023

2023-02-24T11:13:22Z

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			{{SMTPnotice}}

	Your ulyssis account includes an email address: <code>''username''@ulyssis.org</code>. It is important you check your ulyssis mailbox regularly, because all important information will be sent to this address. You can check your e-mail using webmail or an email client of your own. It is also possible to configure your email address in UCC to automatically [[Forwarders\|forward]] all correspondence to another address.		Your ulyssis account includes an email address: <code>''username''@ulyssis.org</code>. It is important you check your ulyssis mailbox regularly, because all important information will be sent to this address. You can check your e-mail using webmail or an email client of your own. It is also possible to configure your email address in UCC to automatically [[Forwarders\|forward]] all correspondence to another address.

Bert at 19:13, 30 March 2021

2021-03-30T19:13:28Z

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	* '''server''': <code>mail.ulyssis.org</code>		* '''server''': <code>mail.ulyssis.org</code>
			* '''port''': 993
	* '''username''': ''your ULYSSIS username''		* '''username''': ''your ULYSSIS username''
	* '''password''': ''your ULYSSIS password''		* '''password''': ''your ULYSSIS password''

Bert at 15:10, 7 November 2020

2020-11-07T15:10:22Z

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	Your emails are stored within your account under ~/Maildir. These files can of course be read with a command line email client such as alpine or mutt.		Your emails are stored within your account under ~/Maildir. These files can of course be read with a command line email client such as alpine or mutt.

	We support sendmail style local delivery using .forward. More information is available in the official documentation of [https://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/doc8.9/op-sh-2.html#sh-2.8 Sendmail] and [http://www.postfix.org/local.8.html Postfix]. While it's possible to use .forward to simply forward email to other addresses, we recommend only using it when the same feature is not available through our control panel [https://ucc.ulyssis.org UCC]. Specifically, .forward can be used to pass emails to other applications. In the past, a popular application to pass email through was procmail. However, procmail has not seen development for about 2 decades, and its developer ~~suggest~~ not using it anymore. So while some users may find procmail filters useful, we do not support or suggest its use anymore. A detailed manual for procmail is available on the [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Procmail ArchWiki].		We support sendmail style local delivery using .forward. More information is available in the official documentation of [https://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/doc8.9/op-sh-2.html#sh-2.8 Sendmail] and [http://www.postfix.org/local.8.html Postfix]. While it's possible to use .forward to simply forward email to other addresses, we recommend only using it when the same feature is not available through our control panel [https://ucc.ulyssis.org UCC]. Specifically, .forward can be used to pass emails to other applications. In the past, a popular application to pass email through was procmail. However, procmail has not seen development for about 2 decades, and its developer suggests not using it anymore. So while some users may find procmail filters useful, we do not support or suggest its use anymore. A detailed manual for procmail is available on the [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Procmail ArchWiki].

	[[Category:Mail]]		[[Category:Mail]]

Bert: /* Advanced */

2020-11-07T12:45:00Z

Advanced

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	Your emails are stored within your account under ~/Maildir. These files can of course be read with a command line email client such as alpine or mutt.		Your emails are stored within your account under ~/Maildir. These files can of course be read with a command line email client such as alpine or mutt.

	We support sendmail style local delivery using .forward. More information is available in the official documentation of [https://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/doc8.9/op-sh-2.html#sh-2.8 Sendmail] and [http://www.postfix.org/local.8.html Postfix].		We support sendmail style local delivery using .forward. More information is available in the official documentation of [https://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/doc8.9/op-sh-2.html#sh-2.8 Sendmail] and [http://www.postfix.org/local.8.html Postfix]. While it's possible to use .forward to simply forward email to other addresses, we recommend only using it when the same feature is not available through our control panel [https://ucc.ulyssis.org UCC]. Specifically, .forward can be used to pass emails to other applications. In the past, a popular application to pass email through was procmail. However, procmail has not seen development for about 2 decades, and its developer suggest not using it anymore. So while some users may find procmail filters useful, we do not support or suggest its use anymore. A detailed manual for procmail is available on the [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Procmail ArchWiki].

	~~You~~ can ~~also~~ use ~~procmail on our servers~~. A ~~very~~ detailed ~~explanation on~~ procmail is available on the [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Procmail ArchWiki].

	[[Category:Mail]]		[[Category:Mail]]

Bert: /* SMTP */

2019-11-04T03:11:59Z

SMTP

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	ULYSSIS doesn't offer SMTP. Instead, you can use KULeuven's SMTP server:		ULYSSIS doesn't offer SMTP. Instead, you can use KULeuven's SMTP server:

	* '''server''': <tt>smtps.kuleuven.be</tt>		* '''server''': <code>smtps.kuleuven.be</code>
	* '''port''': 443		* '''port''': 443
	* '''username''': ''your student id''		* '''username''': ''your student id''

Bert: /* POP and IMAP access */

2019-11-04T03:11:48Z

POP and IMAP access

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	You can access your ulyssis mail with POP or IMAP. The configuration parameters are:		You can access your ulyssis mail with POP or IMAP. The configuration parameters are:

	* '''server''': <tt>mail.ulyssis.org</tt>		* '''server''': <code>mail.ulyssis.org</code>
	* '''username''': ''your ULYSSIS username''		* '''username''': ''your ULYSSIS username''
	* '''password''': ''your ULYSSIS password''		* '''password''': ''your ULYSSIS password''

Bert: /* POP and IMAP access */

2019-11-04T03:11:32Z

POP and IMAP access

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	==POP and IMAP access==		==POP and IMAP access==
	You can access your ulyssis mail by POP or IMAP ~~protocol~~. The configuration parameters are:		You can access your ulyssis mail with POP or IMAP. The configuration parameters are:

	* '''server''': <tt>mail.ulyssis.org</tt>		* '''server''': <tt>mail.ulyssis.org</tt>

Bert at 03:11, 4 November 2019

2019-11-04T03:11:16Z

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	==Webmail==		==Webmail==
	You can access your mail via a webinterface: https://webmail.ulyssis.org. Use your username and password to ~~enter the website~~.		You can access your mail via a webinterface: https://webmail.ulyssis.org. Use your username and password to login.

	==POP and IMAP access==		==POP and IMAP access==

Bert at 03:10, 4 November 2019

2019-11-04T03:10:55Z

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	Your ulyssis account includes an email address: <code>''username''@ulyssis.org</code>. It is important you check your ulyssis mailbox regularly, because all important information will be sent to this address. You can check your e-mail using ~~the~~ webmail or an email client of your own. It is also possible to configure your email address in UCC to automatically [[Forwarders\|forward]] all correspondence to another address.		Your ulyssis account includes an email address: <code>''username''@ulyssis.org</code>. It is important you check your ulyssis mailbox regularly, because all important information will be sent to this address. You can check your e-mail using webmail or an email client of your own. It is also possible to configure your email address in UCC to automatically [[Forwarders\|forward]] all correspondence to another address.

	==Webmail==		==Webmail==