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I've been running MiaB for about 6-7 months now. It's one of those things that 'just works', and with 'just works' I mean: * Well configured, secure email serv
by ariejan 10y ago
I've been running MiaB for about 6-7 months now. It's one of those things that 'just works', and with 'just works' I mean:
* Well configured, secure email server
* Ease of adding/removing domains, aliases, catch-alls and user accounts
* Ease of using email, either with the ready-to-go Roundcube webmail or any IMAP/POP client
* Batteries included: DNS is included, DKIM, SPF, you name it. DNSSec
* Want to host a static HTML site? MiaB's got you covered.
* Yes, that included Let's Encrypt SSL certs
* Awesome status page to check: version updates, misconfiguration, system health, and for each domain: DNSSEC, nameservers, DNS, TLS/SSL, blacklisting, etc.
* Open source! Huzzah!
If you're serious about moving away from Google or any other corporate mailprovider is feasible, take a look at Mail in a Box.