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#* This is only for intranet deployments, we won't be shipping any configs by default anymore, in favor of the following alternatives. | #* This is only for intranet deployments, we won't be shipping any configs by default anymore, in favor of the following alternatives. | ||
# Try to get the configuration from the email provider (not yet implemented) | # Try to get the configuration from the email provider (not yet implemented) | ||
# | ## Try to contact https://autoconfig.<i>emailaddressdomain</i>/mail/mozilla.xml?emailaddress=<i>emailaddress</i> and see whether that host/URL exists. The returned file must have the [[Thunderbird:Autoconfiguration:ConfigFileFormat|ConfigFileFormat]] as below. | ||
# | ## and/or, define a DNS TXT record on domain example.net (for my.account@example.net) which contains an URL like e.g. https://www.example.net/mozilla.xml , which also returns this file format. A similar, but slightly different proposal is described in detail on [[Thunderbird:Autoconfiguration:DNSBasedLookup|DNSBasedLookup]]. | ||
# | ## and/or use DNS SRV records _imap._tcp.example.com etc. | ||
# Try to find the config at the Mozilla server (if the email provider does not provide the configuration) | # Try to find the config at the Mozilla server (if the email provider does not provide the configuration) | ||
#* Fetch https://autoconfig.mozillamessaging.com/mail.xml?domain=<i>emailaddressdomain</i>. (Email address of user is not passed, otherwise Mozilla would have a list of email addresses of all users.) | #* Fetch https://autoconfig.mozillamessaging.com/mail.xml?domain=<i>emailaddressdomain</i>. (Email address of user is not passed, otherwise Mozilla would have a list of email addresses of all users.) | ||