the test works.

I posted over on the Nextcloud community also, but here is the problem.

I have these apps added to the instance.

I have these settings set.


I can access the elasticsearch instance from another computer in a browser

or with curl on the localhost.

A search for something that is in an XML file is not found. but the XML file itself is found.

@Dashrender said in Email Migration Advice::

the IMAP connection goes to the address you setup, not the MX record for the domain in question.

What does an MX record have to do with anything? I think you have no idea WTF you are are talking about.

@Dashrender said in Email Migration Advice::

you tested this?

Of course

@Dashrender said in Email Migration Advice::

@popester said in Email Migration Advice::

Here is what appears to be working.

Added newdomain.net to O365 accepted domains.
Added TXT record to godaddy.com dns record.
Created shared mailbox with newdomain.net in O365
Created Migration endpoint in O365
Created Migration batch on O365
Started batch.
Verified emails are populating shared mailbox.

See, not to hard at all. In your situation, I'm not sure adding the new domain was actually required. The migration should have just used the IMAP address to connect to the godaddy server, authenticate and suck in the mail.

You have to have the email domain in O365 for it to import. It will not import something you don't "own".

@Dashrender said in Email Migration Advice::

This is super easy.
Create your O365 account, give it your domain name. MS will create a @domain.onmicrosoft.com account for you. You can then create the users in O365, assign licenses. Then you can use MS's import tool to suck in the email from the old system, you'll need the email addresses and passwords for the old system to do this.

You don't even need licenses assigned to import email.

@Dashrender said in Miscellaneous Tech News:

Just because there is a paid option, doesn't make it useless, just less useful.

And the current free version is only good for 12 hours per month.

/sigh... if only we had protections to make carriers be carriers only, and not data brokers as well.

I pay for a service now. That is not the issue. The issue is it is all or nothing.

I do not want that. That is why I use the service I use now. When I want it, I enable it.

They also offer SOCKS proxy so I can have specific things using that instead of my entire PC or network.

@Dashrender said in Miscellaneous Tech News:

https://fpn.firefox.com/
Take the next step to protect your privacy inside FireFox.

How you connect to the internet is as important to your privacy as your choice of browser. Secure your network connection with Firefox Private Network.

Useless.

@Pete-S said in What Are You Watching Now:

@JaredBusch said in What Are You Watching Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:

GhostBusters Trailer

As I mentioned in the other thread. fuck yeah. I love how they are making this an actual continuation with what happened before being a once off thing.

Great! Looking forward to that. The 2016 movie had some great people in it and a good director but for some reason it turned out to be rather mediocre. Not horrible but not something worth watching again. Hopefully this one will be better.

I liked the 2016 movie. But I like a continuation of the original story even more. There was barely a connection between 1 and 2 IMO. Just some passing references. This, seemingly, makes it all a cohesive story.