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My first E-Mail server
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this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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Let's hear the details! How did you do it?
Docker container with exposed ports. The container has postfix and rspamd for spam mitigation and some useful scripts for postfix management such as creating accounts, wiping data etc. Actually it comes preconfigured, the only thing you have to do is:
Did you docker compose? Do you mind sharing it :)
Of course! It's called docker-mailserver. It has extensive documentation, so it all becomes easy! ๐
Are you running it locally or on a VPS?
On a VPS, as my provider does not allow me to set the revDNS which is required for sending emails. I mean it isn't actually required but most services like Gmail will drop your emails.
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