Confirmation email not received #2807

Cyberbeni commented 2026年06月25日 16:13:44 +02:00

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I have this personal account with the email address cyberbeni@gmail.com and I wanted to create an account specifically for my company device, so that it has access to the private repository where I store my dotfiles and nothing else. I used the email address cyberbeni+codeberg_company_devices@gmail.com during registration but I never got the confirmation email, even after trying to resend it. (Manually sending an email to this address works as expected)

### Comment I have this personal account with the email address `cyberbeni@gmail.com` and I wanted to create an account specifically for my company device, so that it has access to the private repository where I store my dotfiles and nothing else. I used the email address `cyberbeni+codeberg_company_devices@gmail.com` during registration but I never got the confirmation email, even after trying to resend it. (Manually sending an email to this address works as expected)

btctousdcalculator commented 2026年06月25日 18:03:34 +02:00

Email confirmation issues can be frustrating, especially when everything else appears to be working normally. One thing that sometimes gets overlooked is whether the service has any restrictions or filtering around "+" email aliases. If the registration system accepted the address but no confirmation message arrived after multiple attempts, there could be a delivery problem somewhere between the platform and Gmail.

On a related note, I recently read an article about handling urgent situations where timing really matters, and it reminded me how important clear communication is when services rely on email notifications. The guide at same day dentist phoenix discusses responding quickly to dental emergencies and highlights how delays can make a situation more stressful. Different topic, but the same principle applies here fast follow-up and reliable communication can make all the difference.

Hopefully the maintainers can check the mail logs and confirm whether the messages were actually sent.

Email confirmation issues can be frustrating, especially when everything else appears to be working normally. One thing that sometimes gets overlooked is whether the service has any restrictions or filtering around "+" email aliases. If the registration system accepted the address but no confirmation message arrived after multiple attempts, there could be a delivery problem somewhere between the platform and Gmail. On a related note, I recently read an article about handling urgent situations where timing really matters, and it reminded me how important clear communication is when services rely on email notifications. The guide at [same day dentist phoenix](https://phoenixarizonadentistry.com/emergency-dentist/) discusses responding quickly to dental emergencies and highlights how delays can make a situation more stressful. Different topic, but the same principle applies here fast follow-up and reliable communication can make all the difference. Hopefully the maintainers can check the mail logs and confirm whether the messages were actually sent.