I wanted to add: if i install it the same way, but use my local ip of the server, it works perfectly. When i use the domain name that i have for the local server via Cloudflare, i get this CSRF error.
Hi, and ty for the reply!
Ok… so this should work: install Zammad on the server with the ip of the server or the local domain of the server. And then just use that instead of changing the domainname to the name of the domain i bought and i use via cloudflar. right?
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Alrighty i fixed the issue! Finnaly! WHOOT!
The solution: if you install it on a local host, and have cloudflare tunnel setup so you have SLL in place and all the good stuff, and do the setup via the domain you will get this anoyin error. To fix this; in the .env file add this depending on your connection: NGINX_SERVER_SCHEME=https or if you use http: NGINX_SERVER_SCHEME=http
Have you allowed SMTP AUTH for your mailbox as described in the official docs?
You must also verify that SMTP AUTH is enabled for the mailbox being used. SMTP AUTH is disabled for organizations created after January 2020 but can be enabled per-mailbox.