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Re: "I've added an SMTP <=> misfin bridge service in the python..."
@flipperzero I registered as cipres@hashnix.club
Feb 04 · 5 months ago
😺 gemalaya [OP] · Feb 04 at 21:07:
@flipperzero Just checked the gemboxreader's code, the class name on line 8 is indeed wrong, will fix that ..
Are you still running it with sudo ? I advise against running it as root. Do you see any errors, tracebacks in the logs ? What does "find <srvdir>" show ? You should see "cipres.pem" in the identities directory, and some folders in the "gemboxes" directory.
😎 flipperzero · Feb 04 at 21:18:
@gemalaya let me know once it's newly compiled again in repo or appimage, I'll install it ASAP.
ATM the server is down but you're right, I'm going to go ahead and chmod + chown the executable to a dedicated daemon/user setup.
😎 flipperzero · Feb 04 at 21:22:
last running i hadn't noticed anything too significant save for this popping up every now and then
INFO:pyrate_limiter:(sync)leaking bucket: <pyrate_limiter.buckets.in_memory_bucket.InMemoryBucket object at 0x7fc01b128430>, 0 items INFO:pyrate_limiter:(sync)leaking bucket: <pyrate_limiter.buckets.in_memory_bucket.InMemoryBucket object at 0x7fc01b128d30>, 8 items
I'm not really sure what it could be alluding to or mean in this instance though. It prints back a value of conclusively set items which seem to vary between intervals.
😺 gemalaya [OP] · Feb 04 at 21:38:
@flipperzero Those periodic messages are about the requests rate limiting. In the config file you can configure how many requests per minute a client is allowed to send to the server.
Indeed, chown -R the service directory and run it as a user, that could be the reason why the messages can't be stored.
😺 gemalaya [OP] · Feb 04 at 21:46:
The rate limiting is based on this algorithm:
— https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaky_bucket
When you see "8 items" in the logs, it means that there are 8 requests in the bucket that are being handled. The default limit is 100 requests / minute (per misfin sender identity).
😎 flipperzero · Feb 04 at 22:25:
@gemalaya the server is back up, and I've sent a message to your address, it should be good to go for another test that hopefully yields better results
😺 gemalaya [OP] · Feb 04 at 23:12:
@flipperzero Do you see any errors in the logs ? When i send with the CLI he server replies code 60 (certificate required). I gotta go, i'll think about what this could be related to but, right now i'm thinking that it could be related to ipv6, your misfind only listens on an ipv6 socket, and all the tests with the implementation were with ipv4 connections.
Does it start with listen_on = "0.0.0.0:1958" WITHOUT setting "use_ipv6" ? Or with listen_on = "170.75.170.116:1958" (seems to be hashnix's public ip) ?
😎 flipperzero · Feb 04 at 23:21:
@gemalaya you have a happy sunday. this is that popped up fortunately, that now there is time to work out any glitches and refine from there. expect word about the server within the next hour. thanks always
😎 flipperzero · Feb 05 at 00:13:
@gemalaya Aaaahh wow. I see now. Yeah it seems to be working just fine with localnet addresses like 0.0.0.0 and it loads over the domain name without issue from external connections. Wow!
BTW I wasn't able to find anything in any active misfind logs concerning that page you've run into, though i'll let you know that I have run into that page when I first attempted to send a message. I just went and tried again and it went through without issue. I also notice it happens when a message exceeds or barely reaches character length limit right at peak.
@flipperzero if you would be interested in setting up Skylab as an alternative misfin frontend let me know and I can help make sure it works smoothly. I think it would be a great fit!
😎 flipperzero · Feb 05 at 01:20:
@satch I've been thinking the same, matter of fact, i'd be happy to test out the server! I'll follow the steps and see if I'm able to have both broadcast correspondingly over different ports if possible. I'll let you know within the next few hours thanks :D
btw I made a misfin account on hashnix.club and it works to send to myself but I get a "60 certificate required" error when I try to send mail back :/
Also right now adding accounts is manual for Skylab which might not be great for your setup, but it shouldn't be too hard to automate by editing the bash script included in the Git repository.
😎 flipperzero · Feb 05 at 01:28:
@satch hmm this might require further analyzing.
Imma send a message to your address (satch@hashnix.club?) and we'll see what goes on from there. The cert is assigned to root page as well? Also, is this at minimal character length or at max limit? Lmk, I'll check in more the next couple hours.
Hey sorry it's satchlj@hashnix.club
Also let me clarify, the 60 error is not on the gemini frontend but the misfin response status when i try sending mail to satchlj@hashnix.club from mail@satch.xyz
And it's minimal length, nowhere near max
Update: I modified my client to treat 60 like a 59 error and it sending works now. @gemalaya please fix your status codes because I am receiving a certificate error when I send a Misfin(C) request instead of a 59 Malformed request which my client was set up to handle.
But NOW I'm getting a 50 Cannot allocate mailbox error which I don't know what to make of
😎 flipperzero · Feb 05 at 04:03:
@satch hmm damn that's strange, I hope that's not happening to other people's mailboxes rn :S
😺 gemalaya [OP] · Feb 05 at 10:38:
@satch Hey, thanks. Yeah i saw in the code where it's sending the 60 error, fixing that, it should send a 59 if it can't handle the request's format.
😺 gemalaya [OP] · Feb 05 at 11:34:
@satch @flipperzero Just pushed the fix, it will send a 59 error now when it can't handle the request. I'll merge the misfinC branch soon, sorry i didn't have much time to work on this lately.
😎 flipperzero · Feb 07 at 01:39:
@gemalaya this is for whenever you see this, but a user on station is having their own personal complications with creating an account over the host yet I have a feeling they might be going about it the wrong way lol. here's the text lmk when you read it if you hmu on misfin or on irc.
😎 flipperzero · Feb 07 at 01:40:
src of thread:
— Station: hashnix misfin host
I've added an SMTP <=> misfin bridge service in the python implementation. Emails sent to the SMTP service will be delivered to the gembox of the recipient(s) if they have a misfin identity on the server. Message delivery is rate-limited, only non-multipart text messages accepted. Dunno if that's useful to anyone. If you run a big misfin mailserver and you want compatibility with SMTP, it's just 2 lines to add in the config file .. [https link]
💬 gemalaya · 31 comments · 1 like · 2023-10-16 · 9 months ago