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I run my own mail server and it's essentially zero work. I have postfix, dovecot, SpamAssassin, and RoundCube, all authenticated via LDAP. It required some upf
by strumptrumpet 13y ago
I run my own mail server and it's essentially zero work. I have postfix, dovecot, SpamAssassin, and RoundCube, all authenticated via LDAP.
It required some upfront configuration, but it has run itself with minimal configuration changes and 'apt-get' updates for almost 6 years now. I never touch it, and it works.
> It's not just the configuration, your service will always be subpar. At least until there's a good webmail (I have high hopes for Mailpile).
That assumes that user's want to primarily use webmail. In this renaissance of Mac OS X mail clients and mobile phones, that hasn't been the case here.
- spindritf 13y agoLDAP does make things a little easier but how do you synchronize stored e-mails and filtering rules between servers?
- rhizome 13y agoWhy do you need to?
- ibotty 13y agowhen using dovecot you can use dsync: http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Tools/Dsync http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Tools/Dsync
- slug 13y agodsync seems to stop working properly after a while for some reason, the usual solution is to upgrade it, which implies a compile from source. after a while it's a pain to keep all these packages up to date.
- ibotty 13y agoi am using it in production (debian wheezy package, version 2.1.7-7 now) and it works pretty reliable. do you have a link to a bug report? i kind of depend on it atm, so i'd like to know its bugs.
- jlgaddis 13y agoLDAP is used for storing the Postfix configuration "databases": users, aliases, transports, etc.