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2026-03-16 08:34:47 UTC

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They might be your provider's IPs. In any case, all we know is that the simple request `curl -v https://lnemail.net` does not work from LNVPS machines but does work from everywhere else. So there is a problem, just can't tell you what it is exactly. Any ideas?

2026-02-25 13:28:52 UTC

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LNemail is way better for privacy than those!

2026-02-21 21:34:46 UTC

@nprofile…04za there's a networking issue affecting LNVPS instances that's blocking connectivity to several external hosts.
Root cause: ICMP "Fragmentation Needed" messages (type 3, code 4) are being dropped before reaching tenant VMs, breaking Path MTU Discovery (PMTUD).
Details:
- LNVPS VMs have an effective path MTU of 1450, not 1500
- When a VM sends packets exceeding this MTU, the network correctly drops them, but never sends back the ICMP type 3/code 4 "Fragmentation Needed" response that TCP relies on to detect the limit
- Without these ICMP messages, TCP sessions stall or reset when talking to peers with MTU < 1500 (e.g. during large downloads or `iperf -R`)
- The filter appears to be somewhere between the hypervisor uplink and the VM's `eth0`, likely at the VXLAN/GRE tunnel layer or upstream border
Reproduced via:
```
ping -M do -s 1422 94.156.119.69 → 4/4 received (within MTU)
ping -M do -s 1423 94.156.119.69 → 0/4 received (exceeds MTU, silently dropped)
tcpdump 'icmp[0] == 3' during probe → 0 packets (no ICMP unreachables arriving at eth0)
```
You can reproduce this directly: `curl -v https://deb.debian.org/debian/extrafiles` from any LNVPS machine will stall. `apt` on Debian is broken for the same reason.
Fix (either of):
1. Allow ICMP type 3 code 4 through to tenant VMs
2. Configure MSS clamping at the hypervisor level for all tenant VMs on this host
This is what's preventing OpenClaw instances from reaching LNemail, and many other places!

2026-02-21 13:33:21 UTC

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On it! Thanks for the idea.

2026-02-15 20:26:23 UTC

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Our VPS provider has small outages from time to time. We monitor the service and are aware of the downtime.
If it ever lasts too long please ping us!

2025-09-09 10:04:04 UTC

If you forgot to copy your access token when creating an LNemail account, don't worry!
**There are several ways to get your access token:**
1. From the LN invoice memo
2. Run `localStorage.getItem('lnemail_access_token')` in browser console (right-click page > inspect > console > paste & enter)
3. Check API requests in Network tab - look for Authorization header after `Bearer `
The token is safely stored in your browser's local storage. It's not a cookie that expires so you will always be able to login with that browser as long as you don't delete the site data.

2025-06-16 20:31:57 UTC

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What's the use case?

2025-06-13 15:18:09 UTC

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LNemail now supports removing emails (single or bulk). The overall design has also been improved.
Thanks for the idea!
#nevent1q…8dye

2025-06-12 19:14:14 UTC

LNemail is up and chilling 😎
We don't use Cloudflare, CDNs, ...

2025-06-11 17:15:46 UTC

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Good idea!
Automatically after some time or just a button next to each email to manually click on? I'm guessing the latter but just to be sure.

2025-06-08 20:49:42 UTC

LNemail got listed on https://bitcoin-vps.com/#Email-providers !

2025-06-01 20:02:38 UTC

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Thanks!
100 sats per message sent. The service is mostly oriented for signing up to places or have a “burner phone” private email address.
We'll see how the service evolves. Maybe people want a regular email with IMAP/POP3 and a subscription or maybe something like this is enough.
For now, this is an easy way of preventing service abuse for sending spam.

2025-06-01 19:49:28 UTC

Two great news:
- Added support for SENDING emails.
- LNemail is now officially out of beta. Stable and monitored.
Thanks you all for your ideas and support. Enjoy the service!

2025-05-25 20:52:00 UTC

LNemail is now open source! https://github.com/lnemail/lnemail
There is a pretty cool development environment that sets up a Bitcoin node with a testnet, mines, and funds some lightning nodes to be able to test payments during development. Apart from the actual LNemail server stack and mail server.
More improvements to come soon™. Check the issues to see what's next.

2025-05-20 15:17:46 UTC

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Nice. In any case I'll set up better monitoring to maintain high uptime before going out of the Beta stage.

2025-05-19 16:15:30 UTC

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2025-05-19 16:14:33 UTC

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yes😎

2025-05-19 13:39:56 UTC

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I didn't know that, thanks for the info.
This would then mean becoming a full-fledged email provider, but that's OK if there's the demand for it.
As a user, do you prefer a “premium” account that grants you unlimited IMAP access for receiving and sending. Or just the option in the “standard” account to pay for sending each time from the web UI?
Thanks a lot for your input BTW!

2025-05-19 12:53:21 UTC

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Proton or Tuta offer full no-KYC email accounts for free. Limited to one free account per individual by their T&C. It takes a few more clicks to create one and they are harder to automate (creation and usage). But they are probably better if you plan on using them regularly.
Do you think sending emails from LNemail still make sense anyway?

2025-05-19 06:07:22 UTC

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Thanks for the suggestion!
The server is technically ready for sending emails, and a small sats payment per email could deter spam.
But it would shift LNemail from a disposable inbox to a more full-featured email service though, which wasn't the original focus.
Did you have a specific use case in mind for sending?

2025-05-18 17:34:39 UTC

LNemail just launched! - a private inbox that lasts 1 year for 1,000 sats (renewable).
Features:
- No personal info required
- Plain text emails only (no HTML/attachments)
- Access via web or API
- Receive-only inbox
Perfect for account verification, 2FA, and newsletter subscriptions without the 10-minute limitation of other disposable services.
⚠️ Currently in BETA - use at your own risk
Try it: https://lnemail.net
Feedback welcome!