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That seems pretty cool. How long have you been doing this? For your primary email? How has it been working for you?
by nathanb 10y ago
That seems pretty cool. How long have you been doing this? For your primary email? How has it been working for you?
- simon_acca 10y agoI've had this setup for about a month on my primary email, and it is working flawlessly. Even when I had to reboot the server, I was able to bring everything back online quickly. I am keeping a lower priority MX dns entry pointed to an independent provider as a failover, but this is standard practice, I believe. What I really like about the docker-mailserver image is that it has no database and that it is designed for simple updates (that is, docker pull && docker-compose restart). Rainloop is also new to me (I previously used roundcube) and again I am very positively surprised: it works over imaps, so multiple accounts can be combined under a single login, it supports 2FA, manages both plaintext and html, manages your contacts, it supports openPGP (still in beta, I've not tried it yet).