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ISPmail Jessie tutorial

ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Success stories

I would appreciate if you leave a comment here telling others if your mail server is running. Perhaps even a

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Managing users, aliases and domains

Maybe you already know what you have to do to create mail domains and mail users. After all I tried

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Deploying a mail server with Ansible

Pangs of conscience I refused to provide automatic installation scripts since I started the first ISPmail guide for Debian. Why?

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Testing email delivery

So far you have spent considerable time with theory and configuration. Are you worried whether all you did actually leads to a

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Troubleshooting your mail server

General troubleshooting tips Run “postfix check” to make Postfix look for obvious configuration errors. If it returns no output then

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Setting up Roundcube webmail

Now that you have a valid key and certificate and installed the Roundcube packages we are ready to set up

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Making Postfix get its information from the MySQL database

In the previous chapter you have created the MySQL database schema and inserted some data to play with. The entry point for all

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Relaying with SMTP authentication

Relaying Your mail server is almost ready for use. But one puzzle piece is missing. Your users can already fetch

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

ISPmail Jessie – Postfix SMTPd restrictions

Postfix provides the ability to apply filters during the SMTP session. When an email arrives at your mail server the

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ISPmail Jessie tutorial 

Preparing the database

Now it’s time to prepare the MySQL database that stores information controlling your mail server. In the process you will have to

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