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by andris9 6y ago
Docker support is now enabled https://github.com/andris9/imapapi#docker
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by andris9 6y ago
I assume they can't pay the fine with their stock
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Project Pending, free DNS and email hosting for useless domain names(projectpending.com)
4 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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by andris9 6y ago
Yes. Though IMAP API does not have a storage for emails. It only uses minimal storage for state caching, everything else is retrieved directly from the IMAP server. IMAP API also leverages IMAP server's capabilities for parsing, doing
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by andris9 6y ago
For now, no. POP3 is such a simple protocol you usually can just use it directly. If would be super difficult or in some parts impossible to emulate all the current features on top of a POP3 backend.
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by andris9 6y ago
Someone kind of provided a Docker container already but I haven't really looked into it as I don't use Docker so much https://github.com/andris9/imapapi/issues/28 If there are more requests for it t
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by andris9 6y ago
IMAP API opens a single persistent connection for every registered IMAP account and then uses this connection for all operations. Unfortunately this also means that you can't do stuff in parallel, so if you pile up a bunch of requests
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by andris9 6y ago
XOAUTH2 is supported but all the heavy lifting about refreshing access tokens etc must be done on your application side. Whenever IMAP API requires an OAuth2 token it makes a HTTP request to an URL you have defined and whatever is returned
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by andris9 6y ago
For most organisations running AGPL licensed daemon application like IMAP API and interacting with it via HTTP does not mean that the license extends to their own code as well. For those that are not 100% sure or do not want to touch AGPL a
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IMAP API – self hosted daemon to access IMAP and SMTP accounts via HTTP API(github.com)
142 points by andris9 6y ago|48 comments
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by andris9 6y ago
Mailcow bundles 3rd party applications (Dovecot/Postix) into a single easy to use solution. WildDuck is a standalone application that handles mail store, IMAP an POP3 all by itself. This also makes it possible to add features like auto
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by andris9 6y ago
WildDuck has dedicated plugins for Haraka and ZoneMta. So when Haraka receives a new email the recipient is validated by WildDuck plugin and the final message is stored directly to WildDuck’s database.
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WildDuck – No spof scalable and API driven email server(github.com)
17 points by andris9 6y ago|6 comments
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Mailauth – Command Line Utility for SPF, DKIM, Dmarc, Arc and BIMI(github.com)
1 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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Mailauth: Node.js Module to Sign and Verify DKIM, Arc, Dmarc, SPF, BIMI(github.com)
1 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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by andris9 6y ago
I had similar issues where I wanted to remove IMAP complexity from client app, so I created a daemon proxy that sits between client and an IMAP server and “translates” REST API requests to IMAP commands: https://github.com/a
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by andris9 6y ago
Rspamd falls back to sqlite if you do not have Redis configured
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Mailauth, a Node.js module to verify and sign DKIM, ARC, DMARC, SPF(npmjs.com)
1 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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Private NPM repository for paid Node.js modules(postalsys.com)
1 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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MIT licensed Node.js modules sold using a private NPM repository(postalsys.com)
2 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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Cross platform email debugging tool(snapcraft.io)
1 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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by andris9 6y ago
I built PendingDNS ( https://github.com/postalsys/pending-dns ) for a service I run mostly for two reasons: 1) no need to mess with zone files, all data is written to and read from Redis, so it is much easier to integrat
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Projectpending.com – Domain Hosting for Developers(projectpending.com)
2 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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PendingDNS, new DNS server with health checks, ANAME and HTTPS redirect(github.com)
2 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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by andris9 6y ago
If the client manages to get a successful response then it is cached normally - whatever the TTL value attached to the record defines. In case of PendingDNS all TTL values are 5min by default. So the problem is with unsuccessful responses -
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by andris9 6y ago
When you change zone files (eg. in Bind9) then you need to reload the server in order to have the changes registered. For large amount of zone files reloading gets very expensive, so it is not done after every change but after every, like,
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by andris9 6y ago
Author here. This application was initially part of my domain parking service https://projectpending.com/ . Bunch of people asked about the DNS server powering the service, so I extracted it into a separate open source proje
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Authoritative DNS server written in Node.js(pendingdns.com)
4 points by andris9 6y ago|6 comments
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Show HN: PostalDNS, API Driven Authoritative DNS Server with Aname/URL Support(github.com)
3 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments
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I built a web service to host DNS for all my project domains(projectpending.com)
1 points by andris9 6y ago|0 comments

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