Either your user doesn't have the permissions to talk to the server, your server doesn't have permissions to talk to the server, you have a firewall blocking the connection, or your settings are just wrong. The change had to have happened overnight May 28/29th. 1 above) would have to match the IP of the host where you are running the openvpn server. In my mail log file I have these lines: Nov 26 13:24:46. Ping the destination host by using the commands as shown below: ping - to test ipconfig (for windows)/ifconfig ( linux ) - to get network configuration netstat - statistical report. Check by: apt-config dump | grep -i proxy.Thunderbird is an open source project, which means anyone can contribute ideas, designs, code, and time helping fellow users.Thunderbird could not connect to mail server the connection was refused. Īre you a member of the press who would like to ask us a question about Thunderbird? You can reach our team at. If you select the Security checkmark before you submit, then only members of our security team will have access to your report.Īre you interested in partnering with the Thunderbird project? Do you provide services that could improve the experience of using Thunderbird? Do you deploy Thunderbird at scale and want to provide a better experience for your users? Please send us your proposal at. To report a security issue related to Thunderbird, describe the issue in a new Thunderbird bug report on Bugzilla. Matrix support in Thunderbird Chat is coming soon! You can log onto Matrix by following instructions on the wiki. You can chat with other users and members of the Thunderbird team on the #thunderbird channel on Mozilla’s Matrix chat server. Remember to be courteous, as most of the people providing support on this site are volunteers and fellow Thunderbird users like you! You can ask a question on the support website. There you can search for articles, ask questions, and read tutorials. The best place to start looking for answers if you have questions about Thunderbird is the Mozilla Support website, specifically the Thunderbird page.
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