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Yes... and ooof! And then there's also the password/username database, that defaults to tying into the Linux pass/user database, so if you want to set up some
by klingonopera 7y ago
Yes... and ooof!
And then there's also the password/username database, that defaults to tying into the Linux pass/user database, so if you want to set up some custom login-data... ugh, I don't even want to think about it.
I set it up once, maintain it here and then, and am keeping it, because dismantling the system is more work than maintaining it presently, but seriously... with the above setup, do it only for educational purposes.
...I'm guessing I spent a week or so properly setting everything up.
...but I'm also willing to try a universal, one-size-fits-all program, if anyone knows anything for Debian?
- zepearl 7y agoI used to run postfix/ssmtp/etc on Gentoo. From time to time, when updating the single components, something stopped working and then I had to quickly debug and find a fix. In the end it was too much time-consuming for me to maintain. I then decided to search for a big-monolithic-do-it-all-solution (from a SW-perspective) and the only option I found was Xeams ( https://www.xeams.com/Xeams.htm https://www.xeams.com/Xeams.htm ) - I didn't find anything open-source. I'm using it (the free variant) since 2017 and it works. Runs on Java, provides all services (smtp, pop3, imap), has greylisting, has embedded user administration, users can have email-aliases, has a web-admin-UI, 1-click-sw-updates, etc... .
- simpss 7y agoi've been following these since lenny, https://workaround.org/ispmail https://workaround.org/ispmail pretty much a set & forget solution. He also writes a new one with all-you-need-to-know extras every time a stable release of debian comes out.