Questions about email authorization login

[andyzhangwp]

I have two questions that I would like your help with，Thanks！

1. The email mentioned in backend/supabase/config.toml was only monitored and not actually sent. How to switch between sending genuine emails?

2. To view the monitored email details in Inbucket, how to replace 127.0.0.1 with the actual IP address and redirect to the actual URL?

Follow this link to login:
Log In ( http://127.0.0.1:54321/auth/v1/verify?token=135f146f5cfc85b1c0684172cd5dfc886620e10fd7f4530cc7685b60&type=magiclink&redirect_to=http://localhost:3000 )
Alternatively, enter the code: 038905

[dosubot[bot]]

To address your questions:

1. Switching from Monitoring to Sending Genuine Emails:
   To switch from monitoring to sending genuine emails, you need to disable the Inbucket email testing server and configure the site_url and additional_redirect_urls with your actual IP address in the backend/supabase/config.toml file. Here is the modified configuration:

   # Disable the Inbucket email testing server
   [inbucket]
   enabled = false
   
   [auth]
   enabled = true
   # Replace 'localhost' with the actual IP address
   site_url = "http://<actual-ip-address>:3000"
   # Replace 'localhost' with the actual IP address
   additional_redirect_urls = ["http://<actual-ip-address>:3000"]
   # How long tokens are valid for, in seconds. Defaults to 3600 (1 hour), maximum 604,800 (1 week).
   jwt_expiry = 3600
   # If disabled, the refresh token will never expire.
   enable_refresh_token_rotation = true
   # Allows refresh tokens to be reused after expiry, up to the specified interval in seconds.
   # Requires enable_refresh_token_rotation = true.
   refresh_token_reuse_interval = 10
   # Allow/disallow new user signups to your project.
   enable_signup = true
   # Allow/disallow testing manual linking of accounts
   enable_manual_linking = false
   
   [auth.email]
   # Allow/disallow new user signups via email to your project.
   enable_signup = true
   # If enabled, a user will be required to confirm any email change on both the old, and new email
   # addresses. If disabled, only the new email is required to confirm.
   double_confirm_changes = true
   # If enabled, users need to confirm their email address before signing in.
   enable_confirmations = false

   Replace <actual-ip-address> with your actual IP address ^[1].

2. Replacing 127.0.0.1 with the Actual IP Address for Inbucket:
   To view the monitored email details in Inbucket and replace 127.0.0.1 with the actual IP address, you need to update the site_url and additional_redirect_urls in the same config.toml file as shown above. This will redirect to the actual URL for viewing email details.

By making these changes, you will disable the Inbucket email testing server and configure the system to send genuine emails, while also updating the URLs to use the actual IP address.

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[dosubot[bot]]

To configure the system to send emails after disabling the Inbucket email test server, you need to ensure that the SMTP settings are correctly configured in the backend/supabase/config.toml file. Here is how you can do it:

1. Disable the Inbucket Email Test Server:

   [inbucket]
   enabled = false

2. Configure the SMTP Settings:
   Update the [auth.email] section with your actual SMTP server details:

   [auth.email]
   enable_signup = true
   double_confirm_changes = true
   enable_confirmations = true
   
   # SMTP settings for sending emails
   smtp_host = "your.smtp.host"
   smtp_port = 587
   smtp_user = "your-smtp-username"
   smtp_pass = "your-smtp-password"
   smtp_sender_name = "Your Sender Name"
   smtp_sender_email = "[email protected]"

   Replace the placeholder values (your.smtp.host, your-smtp-username, your-smtp-password, Your Sender Name, and [email protected]) with the actual details of your SMTP server and email account ^[1].

3. Restart Supabase Services:
   After making these changes, restart the Supabase services to apply the new configuration:

   cd backend
   supabase stop
   supabase start

This should configure the system to send genuine emails and resolve the 500 error when sending the magic link.

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[andyzhangwp]

@dosu

After adding SMTP configuration,

../../node_modules/.bin/supabase stop

Using workdir /usr/local/Quivr/backend
Unknown config fields: [auth.email.smtp_host auth.email.smtp_port auth.email.smtp_user auth.email.smtp_pass auth.email.smtp_sender_name auth.email.smtp_sender_email]

[dosubot[bot]]

The error indicates that the SMTP configuration fields you added are not recognized by Supabase. The correct SMTP configuration should be set using environment variables instead of directly in the config.toml file.

Here is how you can set the SMTP configuration using environment variables:

1. Remove the SMTP settings from config.toml:

   [auth.email]
   enable_signup = true
   double_confirm_changes = true
   enable_confirmations = true

2. Set the SMTP environment variables:
   You need to set the following environment variables in your environment or in a .env file:

   SUPABASE_SMTP_HOST=your.smtp.host
   SUPABASE_SMTP_PORT=587
   SUPABASE_SMTP_USER=your-smtp-username
   SUPABASE_SMTP_PASS=your-smtp-password
   SUPABASE_SMTP_SENDER_NAME="Your Sender Name"
   SUPABASE_SMTP_SENDER_EMAIL=[email protected]

   Replace the placeholder values with your actual SMTP server details.

3. Restart Supabase Services:
   After setting the environment variables, restart the Supabase services to apply the new configuration:

   cd backend
   supabase stop
   supabase start

This should configure the system to send genuine emails using the SMTP settings and resolve the issue of unrecognized configuration fields.

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[andyzhangwp]

@dosu

I ensure that the email configuration is valid, as the same configuration information can successfully send emails in other applications using SSL. I have tried two methods, environment variables and configuration in the. env file, and restarted Quivr and Supabase, but still cannot successfully send emails. I am not sure if Supabase used SSL to send emails, or if there are other reasons?

[dosubot[bot]]

Given that your email configuration works in other applications using SSL, the issue might be related to how Supabase handles SSL configurations for email sending. Unfortunately, the repository does not provide specific details on SSL-related configurations for Supabase email sending.

Here are a few steps to troubleshoot and ensure SSL is correctly configured:

1. Verify SSL Configuration in SMTP Settings:
   Ensure that your SMTP server settings explicitly specify the use of SSL. For example, if your SMTP server requires SSL, you might need to use port 465 instead of 587 and ensure the SUPABASE_SMTP_PORT is set correctly.

   SUPABASE_SMTP_HOST=your.smtp.host
   SUPABASE_SMTP_PORT=465
   SUPABASE_SMTP_USER=your-smtp-username
   SUPABASE_SMTP_PASS=your-smtp-password
   SUPABASE_SMTP_SENDER_NAME="Your Sender Name"
   SUPABASE_SMTP_SENDER_EMAIL=[email protected]

2. Check Supabase Logs for Errors:
   Review the Supabase logs for any error messages related to email sending. This can provide more insight into what might be going wrong. You can access the logs by running:

   supabase logs

3. Ensure Environment Variables are Loaded:
   Double-check that the environment variables are correctly loaded by Supabase. You can print the environment variables to verify they are set correctly:

   printenv | grep SUPABASE_SMTP

4. Use Inbucket for Debugging:
   Temporarily re-enable Inbucket to capture and debug the email sending process. This can help you identify if the issue is with the email configuration or something else.

   [inbucket]
   enabled = true

5. Supabase Configuration:
   Ensure that the Supabase configuration is correctly set to use the provided SMTP settings. If there are any specific flags or settings required for SSL, they should be documented in the Supabase documentation.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, it might be necessary to consult the Supabase documentation or support for more detailed guidance on SSL configurations for email sending.

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