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That's why I use Virtualmin for this stuff. 1) It backs up every day to one of my own machines 2) If it goes down, I'll re-upload the backup file and my whole
by fredsted 13y ago
That's why I use Virtualmin for this stuff.
1) It backs up every day to one of my own machines
2) If it goes down, I'll re-upload the backup file and my whole system (mail, web, DNS, MySQL, etc) is running again.
- creeble 13y agoI actually wrote a script for Ubuntu server (works on 13.04) that encapsulates most of this tutorial. It doesn't include ClamAV or Spamassassin, but does everything else. You end up with a server that uses three mysql tables. But then I discovered that Virtualmin does all of what this tutorial does, with an understandable u/i and all of the same capabilities from Dovecot/Postfix/saslauth. Doh!