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Out of interest, what is the email server? Your server's EHLO wasn't very revealing.

lucb1e 5y ago
It's an old thing that I should probably not mention for opsec reasons since, honestly, it probably can get pwned (I would be surprised if no intelligence agency has a 0-day for it), and I keep thinking I should switch to linux-based solutions, but it just never floats to the top of my todo list. It's also a fairly big operation since I'd have to coordinate the switchover with some people and I have no idea how to go about IMAP message copying other than telling them to move it over in Thunderbird which seems error-prone. If anyone has a good suggestion for an open source system where I can: - Give people access to control their domains via a web interface (create accounts, set a catch-all, such things) - Have aliases and server-side rules (e.g. blackhole email coming into spamaddr2021december@lucb1e.com; move From "bank" Subject "balance change*" Into inbox/notifications), preferably via the web interface - Optionally: have IMAP and SMTP without a lot of moving parts (I've looked at typical Linux setups before and they're usually quite finicky) Then please let me know!
- Aeolun 5y ago
  I’ve had this before with webmin and virtualmin (I think), but they do a lot more and effectively take over your whole server, so I’m not sure if that’s what you are looking for.
  - lucb1e 5y ago
    That should be fine if I can just run it in a container and simply use only the mail server part. I'll take a look, thanks!
- justsomehnguy 5y ago
  > my favorite email server software is a Windows GUI thing > [list of features] hMailServer it is? And regarding SMTP replacement... for personal uses I moved to Fastmail years ago. It does everything listed except "control domains" - but does it in a reseller account (so you can have the control too). Of course it's all costs money, so...
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- fhackenberger 5y ago
  I guess mailcow would suit your needs. Two years ago I replaced an old OpenXchange setup with mailcow and it was fairly easy to switch over. It also support IMAP copy from the admin UI.
  - amaccuish 5y ago
    What made you switch from OpenXchange?

It's an old thing that I should probably not mention for opsec reasons since, honestly, it probably can get pwned (I would be surprised if no intelligence agency has a 0-day for it), and I keep thinking I should switch to linux-based solutions, but it just never floats to the top of my todo list. It's also a fairly big operation since I'd have to coordinate the switchover with some people and I have no idea how to go about IMAP message copying other than telling them to move it over in Thunderbird which seems error-prone. If anyone has a good suggestion for an open source system where I can: - Give people access to control their domains via a web interface (create accounts, set a catch-all, such things) - Have aliases and server-side rules (e.g. blackhole email coming into spamaddr2021december@lucb1e.com; move From "bank" Subject "balance change*" Into inbox/notifications), preferably via the web interface - Optionally: have IMAP and SMTP without a lot of moving parts (I've looked at typical Linux setups before and they're usually quite finicky) Then please let me know!

Aeolun 5y ago
I’ve had this before with webmin and virtualmin (I think), but they do a lot more and effectively take over your whole server, so I’m not sure if that’s what you are looking for.
- lucb1e 5y ago
  That should be fine if I can just run it in a container and simply use only the mail server part. I'll take a look, thanks!
justsomehnguy 5y ago
> my favorite email server software is a Windows GUI thing > [list of features] hMailServer it is? And regarding SMTP replacement... for personal uses I moved to Fastmail years ago. It does everything listed except "control domains" - but does it in a reseller account (so you can have the control too). Of course it's all costs money, so...
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fhackenberger 5y ago
I guess mailcow would suit your needs. Two years ago I replaced an old OpenXchange setup with mailcow and it was fairly easy to switch over. It also support IMAP copy from the admin UI.
- amaccuish 5y ago
  What made you switch from OpenXchange?