I hate asking questions but I need to right now.

Any suggestions for an easy installable email server like mailinabox? Multiple domains is a requirement :)

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Currently installing Modoboa again but last time it crashed hard on every start.

I'm using Modoboa, but I had some problems with the webinterface at first setup, but it currently works pretty well, would probably recommend it.

I'm using good ol' postfix and dovecot as "the sender/reciver" with amavis for dkim and vimbadmin to manage emailaccounts. (+nginx, php, mysql).

I currently have 11 domains with at least 100 mailboxes running, no performance issues since now.

If you want an easy setup, mailcow is probably for you.

@kolaente Seems awesome but I'm not a huge docker fan :)

I don't know but I have to say this important bytesequence:
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@Gatgeagent Just installed it and tried to access it. Error on the page, nothing in the logs. No clue how to fix this.

Mailinabox says it has multi domain support but I can't find it anywhere and search engines haven't been helpful.

@wolt Crashes during the installation every time :/

@linuxxx I have a miab server with two domains. Easy setup.

@olback Any links?

@linuxxx
M I A B
Mail in a Box
https://mailinabox.email

Sorry..

@olback Read the rant and some comments again :). If you do have resources on setting it up for multiple domains, please share as I love MIAB!

Currently we use iRedMail, but we need a new one.

@linuxxx oh, I did it a few months ago and I don't remember the steps exactly but I didn't follow a guide or anything, it was quite obvious to me.

I'll look into it.

@linuxxx as far as I can tell, you just point mail.whatever.something to your mail server and add user@mail.whatever.something. Should be it really.

@olback No config changes?

@linuxxx nope, "everything just works"tm

@Jilano O hai there, dot!

🗡 Following.

@linuxxx just tested it. It really is that simple.

I followed this tutorial with 19 domains (some added after setup) and it all works really nice. Takes some time to set up, but once you're done you also have a less shallow understanding of how the system works which helps big time with expanding/customizing the setup.
https://workaround.org/ispmail

. @linuxxx with the interest here, if you'd find time you could might write a blog article about it. I know it's not really security related but still, I think a lot of people would like to know, what you tryed, what was good, what wasn't and what you choose in the end.

iRedmail. No doubt

@Condor
Check the iRedmail forum :)

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@Condor
Alright,
Can you explain to me what you are trying to do?

iRedmail uses Dovcecot for mailboxes, I am not sure if it is possible to share mailboxes to other servers actually if the database/files is not synced.

@Condor
I would take a look at GlusterFS and Galera in this case :)

Or you can do periodically rsync every hour and dump the database every hour and send the shit over to the other server.

@Linux I've tried it but it just crashes without any form of error (none in the logs either)

@linuxxx
What have you tried?

@linuxxx
If you talk about iRedmail - amavis and clamav need some RAM

@Linux 1gb is my vps's ram. But then, it also happened on my 6gb boxes

@Linux What have I tried... Running the installer ten times, looking at all logs I could find and so on

@linuxxx
How many cores?

@Linux 1 core I think. I've ran it successfully multiple times on 512mb boxes (with 1 core too I think) before. Anyways, currently giving it yet another try!

@linuxxx
I had trouble with it when I had one core actually. ClamAV does really like the second one.
Amavisd is also a resource hogger but it has been real stable on 4GB RAM, 2vCPU and handles 6k mail / day

@Linux Just ran the installer and Apache isn't starting. 'ProxyRequests' gives a syntax error in the conf.d/SOGo.conf file.

@linuxxx
What distro and what is the errormsg?

@Linux Ignore my earlier message. Apache tried to start automatically while I chose nginx. Its running smooth now :)

@linuxxx
Aight :)
Just a tip:
Amavisd support dkim :)
If you want dmarc, opendmarc is the package for you.

mailcow works great for me https://mailcow.email/