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Xenforo is using the following phrases for email encryption: None TLS SSL Looking at the mail standards, we have STARTTLS and SSL/TLS. I think Xenforo uses TLS as STARTTLS and SSL as SSL/TLS. Just a side note: STARTTLS would be less secure than SSL/TLS, so it is important to use correct naming...

Hey, I'm configuring the Bounce Handler with IMAP and TLS but the execution throws an error: Stack trace #0 src/vendor/laminas/laminas-mail/src/Protocol/Imap.php(138): Laminas\Mail\Protocol\Imap->nextLine() #1 src/vendor/laminas/laminas-mail/src/Protocol/Imap.php(100)...

Would it be possible to add a tickbox to later Xen versions that allows you to use self-signed SMTP/TLS certificates with your chosen email server? ProtonMail Bridge (https://protonmail.com/bridge/) and requires this to function, but I'm sure many other relays would benefit. The code is simple...

In particular, can we enable 0-RTT for all GET requests in core XenForo, even those with parameters? In other words, do you guarantee that all GET requests in XenForo are idempotent? (I understand that we must ourselves check all our add-ons are secure against replay attacks.) Thank you.

We've just moved our XF install to a new server. We're now running Apache 2.4 and PHP 7.1 on CentOS 7. We use a G Suite (formerly Google Apps) account for the forum's outbound email. Everything on Google's end is set correctly because it was all working fine until the move. We haven't changed...

So I went in to edit some of my special group users info under admin -> users -> User Upgrades and noticed this message: "Starting June 18, 2016, PayPal will require all requests to use TLS 1.2 and your server does not have the required SSL libraries to support this. Without TLS 1.2 support...

The new message here seems to have missed proofreading. I think it should say "Starting June 18, 2016, PayPal will require all requests to use TLS 1.2 and that your server has the required SSL libraries to support this. Without TLS 1.2 support, user upgrades will not be processed correctly...

Bit a noob when it comes to SSL certificates. I'm currently in the process of upgrading to PHP 5.6 though I use a SMTP to send my forums email which means with PHP 5.6 it has to validate the SSL certificate in order to actually send email our I'll get an error similar to the below. My...