POWERMAIL EMAIL UPGRADE
For us, if we’re going to host our own Email and DNS - why not host everything one can? And we’ve been living that philosophy for many years now.Īfter the last major upgrade to Ubuntu 18, I took the decision to migrate my data files to a separate vDisk to make future OS migrations “easier”. But it’s always bugged me that MiaB runs so far behind the latest NextCloud releases. I also make heavy use of OnlyOffice (and draw.io) now and have canceled my Microsoft Office subscriptions shortly after setting that all up a couple of years ago. We have a lot of NextCloud apps installed & use NextCloud to backup photos/videos on our phone, rather than some 3rd party provider. Particularly since you’ve built it around the latest release of NextCloud - something my wife and I have grown particularly fond and reliant on. If you have any other weird ideas that you think are kind of out-of-scope of the mainline MiaB project, hit me up! (because there is more support and less things to break) Though, if it breaks, you get to keep the pieces! However, if you prefer the maximum stability/support possible, maybe it’s best to stick to the vanilla Mail-in-a-Box.
POWERMAIL EMAIL FREE
It’s free software, so yes! I am using it on my own box (currently testing stability, and it’s going great). Further webmail customization on the admin panel (Quotas, attachment limits, etc.).Expand DNS customization (more record types, etc.).
Encrypt backups with a public PGP key provided by you.Making it easier to implement TSIG AXFR transfers.Nextcloud has been updated to the latest available/stable version ( 19.0.0).
If you wish to revert to revert the file to it’s “original” status, delete it and do an web-update on the admin panel: It will be regenerated.ĭisclaimer: /home/user-data/www/default ignores this feature. When the daemon updates, it uses that file to build the final nf file. nf file, that you can change freely ( This doesn’t apply to domains under default). On the non-default web folders ( /home/user-data/there will be an. To the people who want to run their PHP-based websites (or anything more complicated, really), they’ll find out that Mail-in-a-Box will outright refuse to cooperate: Even if you change the nf nginx file, it’s just a matter of time until the MiaB daemon reverses these changes. I’m not entirely sure it works 100% correctly! nf files Under the hood, it roughly just adjusts the postfix settings so that all mail is sent via the relay.
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