Настройка почтового сервера с веб-потой. Webmail on your Debian server: exim4 + dovecot + roundcube
2015 UPDATE: I discovered that dovecot now uses MUCH longer passwords than it used to, and the database tables I’d found online WILL FAIL to authenticate (they truncate your passwords!). Fixed below 95% of linux configuration on Debian servers is simple, well-documented, well-designed, easy to do, with only a tiny bit of reading of docs. Sadly, “making email work” is most of the 5% that’s: nearly impossible, very badly designed, badly packaged/documented. This OUGHT to take an hour or two, in practice it takes ONE WEEK to setup. WTF? In 2014? Unacceptable! So I took several incomplete/broken guides, dozens of pages of help and advice, and synthesized this complete, step-by-step guide. This should get you the webmail you actually want (!) in an hour or less. What I wanted / what you probably want These days, no-one has “only one domain”. If you’re running your own server(s), you should have many domains on a single server – this is normal, and Debian has long supported this out-of-the-box. We want: * Multiple domains using this for email (e.g. @company.com, @othercompany.com, @company-other-spelling.org) * Webmail on your server (for anyone in the org to access email) * Aliases / redirects for some email addresses (e.g. so you can redirect “support@” to a particular person) * DO NOT create “linux users” for every email user – it’s a huge security hole, and a massive pain in the ass for the sysadmin * DO NOT do mail-relaying NB: when you’re […]
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