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@NeatNerdPrime Don't really need the collaboration aspect of it. but might just use it anyways. Thank you.
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jaltek12367y
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@jaltek dude. Mailcow is the shit... Got it up and running and it was a breeze! Kudo's for this tip!
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Iredmail - wants money
Mailinabox - wants me to install ububtu 14.04 not going to happen.
Modoboa looks really interesting with support for dkim out the box. Thanks for the tip. -
xalys16076y@NotWhoIUsedToBe It's things I've stumbled upon myself.
- sometimes vmail folders get owned by root
- if you use uswgi and a user opens their mailbox with wrong permissions, CPU spikes to 100%
- PDFs with credentials can get corrupt after time
I have to be very honest. The Modoboa instances I manage are years old. Some of these things may only occur because they've been going for so long. I presume if you deploy a new Modoboa server, you might not run into any of these issues. -
@xalys thank you for sharing i will definitely give it a try. I like their "sponsoring" approach to getting paid instead of keeping a paid version.
WHY!
Email was invented a gazillion years ago and it's still a shiit experience to setup on linux. Just give me ONE complete package!!
nooo i need to get postfix, dovecot, spamassassain mailscanner, antivirus, opendmarc, opendkim, dovecot-managesieve dovecot-sieve, roundcube, database, webserver and then i still have to configure everything and setup certs, spf, dnssec, dkimkeys on the domains, domains, mailboxes, deny weak certs etc.
I know the whole do one thing and do that one thing well but how about you just be a mailserver and do that ONE thing well without me needing to putting all of the puzzle pieces together myself! I don't want to waste time setting all this shit up. and don't even get me started on symantec and live.com and their blocking!
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