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[Hardy Heinlin]

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[Hardy Heinlin]

From version 2.1.4 (summer 2023) to version 2.1.7.

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[asboyd]

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[United__744]

I lost access to my account again (and the one I created last time that happened).

I'm not receiving any e-mails from the password recovery page, making resetting my other account impossible.

[Hardy Heinlin]

The password recovery page is operative. Maybe your local antispam system has put a filter on it?

[United__744]

The password recovery page is operative. Maybe your local antispam system has put a filter on it?

It doesn't have any filters/blocks/limits. It's apparently not being sent.

[Hardy Heinlin]

It does send it to other guests and users. I don't know why it doesn't send it to you. Do you use special protection features on your computer or in your browser?

[Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers]

Mail senders (this web site, in this case) typically keep a log of the process. My own web site also sends e-mail and I've seen dozens of reasons why the receiving server rejects a mail, usually because it does not know the sending server and therefore assumes it's going to be spam. The mail in such a case never even reaches the receiving server.

If you can track down the logs this may be a clue.

I had to do a lot of work especially with Deutsche Telekom (web.de, and such). They simply reasoned: you're not MS, not Google, we don't want to have your mail, end. I had to fill in lots of forms and set up a complete privacy statement on my home page to get them to accept registration e-mails.


Hoppie

[Hardy Heinlin]

When a forum mail cannot reach the recipient my server usually sends me a mail explaining the error, provided the server knows that it cannot be reached, e.g. because it was rejected.

Some years ago we had a problem with google mail rejecting forum mails. But that was solved long ago.


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[Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers]

I would try to register again on a well-defined time and then let Hardy know what time so he may be able to see where that mail went and how.