z-push 2.5.1 not passing user name correctly for authentication
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i just upgraded to the latest synology version of kopan4s that uses z-push 2.5.1 and found a bug/issue on the username authentication within z-push.
Firstly, all my email usernames in kopano is user@domain.com (this is because i have several domains).
after upgrading to z-push 2.5.1, it’s only taking the “user” and leaving the “@domain.com” out of the authentication string.i’m looking at the z-push.logs and it’s very clear that indicate that and i can reproduce it quite easily with 2 types of users:
setup a User without @domain and an user with @domain, and it will only authenticate on the user WITHOUT “@domain” appended to it.
it was working in a previous z-push release. did i miss a step in the setup to accept the full user@domain path?
thanks.
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Hi @augner,
there is a config option in z-push to influence this behaviour. Not sure what is the default for this in Kopano4S.
https://stash.z-hub.io/projects/ZP/repos/z-push/browse/src/config.php#57
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hi Fbartels.
thank you for your insight and solution.the upgraded Kopano4S set the value to false in /etc/z-push/z-push.conf.php
after updating to true, my full email address as user name now can authenticate.
thank you.
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Hi,
Z-Push default azthentication setting in Kopano4S(ynology) is indeed user based. This is / was the default value of z_push 2.3.x package under Synology however this can be changed in z-push configuration and stays persistent at upgrades. I’m happy to expose this configuration piece in the k4s-gui incl. a note for hint in future realeases of kopano4s.
PS: happy you succeeded with the migration jump from Synology Zarafa 2015 base to Kopano as of 2019/20.
-TosoBoso
