This is great. On Ubuntu I always use "apt-get install mail-stack-exchange" which leaves you with STARTTLS enabled SMTP, IMAP, POP3 and, with the removal of 1 #, 587 submission. the users are the normal users of the system which automatically have a Maildir created upon receiving their first mail.
This solution also gives you webmail though and DKIM. Very nice, I use the OwnCloud webmail which works ok for me (less features but very, very much better looking than Roundcube and I can sync calendar and contacts to the same server!)
I think it is very important that projects like this one exist, they take the annoying details out of running your own server software. Thanks a lot!
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This is great. On Ubuntu I always use "apt-get install mail-stack-exchange" which leaves you with STARTTLS enabled SMTP, IMAP, POP3 and, with the removal of 1 #, 587 submission. the users are the normal users of the system which automatically have a Maildir created upon receiving their first mail.
This solution also gives you webmail though and DKIM. Very nice, I use the OwnCloud webmail which works ok for me (less features but very, very much better looking than Roundcube and I can sync calendar and contacts to the same server!)
I think it is very important that projects like this one exist, they take the annoying details out of running your own server software. Thanks a lot!