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I'm self-hosting my mail server using mailcow[0] for little over a year now and everything works fine. It comes with a admin interface to manage accounts and th
by vbrandl 8y ago
I'm self-hosting my mail server using mailcow[0] for little over a year now and everything works fine. It comes with a admin interface to manage accounts and the SoGo webmail client[1].
Getting it up and running was also pretty easy. Create some DNS records as described in the documentation, cloning the repository and starting everything using docker-compose.
[0]: https://mailcow.email/ https://mailcow.email/
[1]: https://github.com/inverse-inc/sogo https://github.com/inverse-inc/sogo
- JoshuaAshton 8y agoI'd much prefer it if there was just 1 docker container and not a whole compose stack. I much prefer 1 docker container == 1 service.
- jgeraert 8y agoWell, there are multiple services involved in an email stack so I guess it does what you ask for.
- JoshuaAshton 8y agoWhat I mean is, what a person would honestly consider a service (such as e-mail, a website, a git server), not a technical definition of a service (a database, dovecot, php). I should have been more clear.