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deactivated matrix account reactivation?
by anonypla＠envs.net 22 Apr '22

22 Apr '22

Hello, My name is Lena. I was living in Ukraine and coerced to deactivate my matrix account @anonypla:envs.net. I barely managed to flee Ukraine alive, was badly wounded, and am now in an hospital in Germany. I noticed they didn't delete my webmail access but only deactivated my matrix account. Would it be possible for an admin of the matrix server to reactivate my account (keeping the same old password or with a new one that I will change)? I know it's possible since I also had my own synapse server and it's possible to re-activate an account. This would be of great help to me as that account was an admin of several rooms. Regards Lena aka AnonyPla

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Re: How would today's world look without JavaScript?
by Sebastian Korotkiewicz 22 Mar '22

22 Mar '22

Here: https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2022/inspecting-web-views-in-macos/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30648424 On 22.03.22 00:24, lexi(a)envs.net wrote: >> ...even the settings in the new macOS are built in ReactJS > Can you share more information on this? Admittedly, I find this a little hard to believe, but I’d love to hear more about it. > > Sebastian Korotkiewicz <grizzly(a)envs.net> wrote: >> JavaScript is literally everywhere, even the settings in the new macOS >> are built in ReactJS, 99% of websites use JavaScript. Even our home >> machines are working with JavaScript like your smart washing machine or >> fridge. >> >> So this is what I wonder, what would the world look like if JavaScript >> was never created? >> >> _______________________________________________ >> team mailing list -- team(a)envs.net >> https://lists.envs.net/hyperkitty/list/team@envs.net/message/PIP7SSOEY6KPWE… >> to unsubscribe send an email to team-leave(a)envs.net

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How would today's world look without JavaScript?
by Sebastian Korotkiewicz 22 Mar '22

22 Mar '22

JavaScript is literally everywhere, even the settings in the new macOS are built in ReactJS, 99% of websites use JavaScript. Even our home machines are working with JavaScript like your smart washing machine or fridge. So this is what I wonder, what would the world look like if JavaScript was never created?

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What book changed your life?
by Sebastian Korotkiewicz 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

What book (or books) changed your life? I'm looking for inspiration and would love to hear what and how you were impacted.

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Re: ML
by Gh0stz0x 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

Right now I have version 1.28.3 (https://download.delta.chat/android/deltachat-gplay-release-1.28.3.apk) and tonight's nightly to test -- ✨ Delta Chat Messenger The only chat app that I trust https://delta.chat ✨

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ML
by Gh0stz0x 20 Mar '22

20 Mar '22

What can we communicate on the mailing list? 🤔 -- ✨ Delta Chat Messenger The only chat app that I trust https://delta.chat ✨

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related to the spam mail - "GS-facket"
by Sven Kinne 18 Feb '22

18 Feb '22

hi envs team ;) sorry for the last "spam" mail in the list. i check the team list config and see a issue.. i fixed it. now it is no longer possible for non-list-members to send messages to the list. have a nice weekend -- best regards, creme MATRIX: @creme:envs.net WWW: https://creme.envs.net/ MAIL: creme(a)envs.net PGP: < 0xFBDF08D0 >

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webmail issue - malformed MIME header key: From nobody
by akspecs 03 Feb '22

03 Feb '22

hello everybody, while experimenting with mail.envs.net webmail, i've noticed an issue with how the MIME header key shows up in the Sent folder. the culprit: From nobody Mon Jan 17 06:28:28 2022 ths sample does not cause issues: From: "akspecs" <akspecs(a)envs.net> which both aerc and mutt do correctly, which leads me to believe this is simply due to the missing : full sample paste with header: https://paste.sr.ht/~akspecs/b3591b138436869dd0a94292b5bff70ce5a66f2f this casues the aerc terminal mail client to be unable to load many messages in the Sent folder, whether or not their MIME header key is malformed or not. newer versions of aerc do not workaround this issue either. to reproduce this issue: 1) send an email using webmail (Modoboa) on mail.envs.net 2) try viewing that sent message with aerc deleting any messages in the Sent folder sent via webmail with the malformed MIME header key and emptying the trash folder via the webmail interface is not enough to actually purge those messages. i was able to purge the messages with mutt, after which aerc loads the Sent folder just fine, as long as other messages with a malformed header key aren't present. is this an issue with Modoboa / Postfix / Dovecot / other mta configuration? or can i configure something locally / via the webmail interface to workaround this issue to ensure that MIME header keys aren't malformed went sent via webmail? the following patch was rejected to go-message which attempted to workaround MIME header keys being malformed: https://github.com/emersion/go-message/pull/101 thanks, akspecs

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irc ident system change
by Sven Kinne 31 Aug '21

31 Aug '21

hello envs o/ today i change our irc ident system service from ident2 to oident. to make it work in your local irc client you have to do the following in your user home: ``` # remove the old ident file rm ~/.ident # create the new oident file touch ~/.oidentd.conf # give the new file the right perms. chmod 644 ~/.oidentd.conf ``` that's it. have a nice week! -- best regards, sven MATRIX: @creme:envs.net IRC: creme[m] on irc.tilde.chat WWW: https://creme.envs.net/ MAIL: < ennik(a)envs.net > |- < creme(a)envs.net > |- < sven.kinne(a)secnux.net > |- < sven(a)freifunk-dresden.de > PGP: < 0xFBDF08D0 >

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new envs service "mobilizon"
by Sven Kinne 12 Aug '21

12 Aug '21

hey dear envs user and lover =) great news today! envs has a new service names "mobilizon"! mobilizon is an online tool to help manage your events, your profiles and your groups. Gather ⋅ Organize ⋅ Mobilize our instance is available over: **https://mobilizon.envs.net/** and also via the alias: https://events.envs.net/ more about mobilizon: https://joinmobilizon.org/en/ enjoy our new service! -- best regards, creme < https://creme.envs.net/ > PGP: < 0xFBDF08D0 >

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