1004543 - ISPDB database entry for <kth.se>

Status: UNCONFIRMED

(Webtools :: ISPDB Database Entries, enhancement)

Description

[Jonas Olson]

Attachment: ISPDB database entry for <kth.se>

Comment 1

[echo4]

 Has Configuration server (self-hosted config)
  * http://autoconfig.kte.se/mail/config-v1.1.xml

Comment 2

[echo4]

(In reply to chief_uk_2613 from comment #1)
>  Has Configuration server (self-hosted config)
>   * http://autoconfig.kte.se/mail/config-v1.1.xml

MY ERROR: no it doesn't wrong domain entered ( I put kte instread of kth.se )
  ** No config server
  ** not in ISP Database

Comment 3

[echo4]

KTH | Settings for Thunderbird
https://www.kth.se/en/student/kth-it-support/work-online/email/settings-and-config/installningar-for-thunderbird-1.282051

Comment 4

[echo4]

Attachment: kth.se.xml

[IMAP Settings]    
          IMAP: webmail.kth.se, 993, SSL/TLS, Normal password
[Settings for Thunderbird]
          IMAP: webmail.kth.se, 993, STARTTLS, Normal password

For IMAP do you use SSL/TLS or STARTTLS?


IMAP Settings ( https://www.kth.se/en/student/kth-it-support/work-online/email/settings-and-config/imap-installningar-for-kth-e-post-1.3887 )

Settings for receiving email (“incoming”)

    Server: webmail.kth.se
    Port: 993
    Protocol: SSL/TLS
    Authentication: Normal password

Settings for Thunderbird ( https://www.kth.se/en/student/kth-it-support/work-online/email/settings-and-config/installningar-for-thunderbird-1.282051 )

Settings for incomming mail

    Server: webmail.kth.se
    Port: 993
    Protocol: STARTTLS
    Authentication: Normal password

Comment 5

[echo4]

Not an ISP

Should this be self-hosted?

Autoconfiguration #Configuration server at ISP
  https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Thunderbird/Autoconfiguration#Configuration_server_at_ISP

Comment 6

[monperrus]

Should this be self-hosted?

In theory, yes. In practice, no way to get this done.

kth.se hosts dozens of thousands of emails, and many novice users would benefit from having an entry in ISPDB.

They would more easily switch to Thunderbird instead of sticking to Microsoft Outlook/OWA.