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What keeps me from using gitlab.com is that they flat out reject a signup with an email from my email provider. Anybody else having that problem? I wonder if
by TekMol 6y ago
What keeps me from using gitlab.com is that they flat out reject a signup with an email from my email provider.
Anybody else having that problem?
I wonder if they have a whitelist and only accept users who use the big boys like gmail etc. Or if they for some reason have totally legit email providers on their blacklist.
- kl4m 6y agoHave you tried signing up with a gmail then changing you primary email in profile? Edit: @gmx. address by any chance?
- boleary-gl 6y agoGitLab Developer Evangelist here. It could be that there is a legit email provider that got on the banned list inadvertently. Would you mind sharing the provider? If you want to not do it in public you can DM me at olearycrew on Twitter or email boleary [at] gitlab.com
- TekMol 6y agoHi! Yandex. Am I really the first to tell you? Yandex has a 30% market share in Russia.
- boleary-gl 6y agoNo idea! But I'm going to find out :)
- boleary-gl 6y agoSo we don’t think we’re explicitly blocking that and have users with that domain. Could you DM / email me the details and a screen shot? I’ll try and help as best I can.
- TekMol 6y agoHave you tried signing up with an @yandex.com email? The signup page just reloads with this message: 1 error prohibited this user from being saved: Email is not from an allowed domain. You don't need to have a Yandex account for that. Just put in whatever@yandex.com as your email and you get the above message.