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Heijxje

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  1. So April 2025 after reading all through this thread I have managed to set up Gmail notification. Here is the information I got from various posters in this thread, condensed into one manifest: 1. My sending Gmail account is 18 years old. I did not have 2FA on it, but I turned it on. 2. App Passwords did not appear in my Google Account. I had to manually edit the Google Account page link to https://myaccount.google.com/apppasswords . 3. I created an Unraid app password. This was presented as 4 groups of 4 characters. Remove the spaces, it should be one phrase of 16 chars. 4. Unraid server settings: important are: - Preset service: Gmail with TLS. - Mail server port: 587 (should be set automagically when selecting with TLS) - Use STARTTLS: Yes - Username: I used the full @gmail.com extension. - Password: the aforementioned 16 char passphrase. And hey presto! I got mail. *insert happy dance*
  2. I had the same issue with Windows 11 connecting to 6.11.5 but I think I got the reason and the solution. As soon as I opened a folder, I could not rename it because it was in use. According to Process Explorer it was in use by the very same app that tried to rename (Windows' own explorer.exe but I have tried Q-Dir and Free Commander too and they show the same behaviour). Then I thought fine, I will use the workaround of opening the DoubleCommander Docker that I have installed....... Wait a minute...... I stopped the DoubleCommander docker and hey presto, I could edit folder names again. Of course instead of closing the docker, you can edit names in there if you like.

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