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blog.jak-linux.org
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| | | | | In the previous post about setting up a email server, I explained how I setup a forwarder using Postfix. This post will look at setting up Dovecot to store emails (and provide IMAP and authentication) on the server using GPG encryption to make sure intruders can't read our precious data! Architecture The basic architecture chosen for encrypted storage is that every incoming email is delivered to postfix via LMTP, and then postfix runs a sieve script that invokes a filter that encrypts the email with PGP/MIME using a user-specific key, before processing it further. Or short: | |
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blog.stabel.family
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| | | | | In this article I will describe how I set up my mail on the wonderful Uberspace 7 using .qmail and maildrop to automatically create subfolders in my inbox and sort mail in these based on the recipient (i.e. my) mail address. The basic idea is that if you own | |
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www.tumfatig.net
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| | | | | Looking at my notes , it seems I haven't setup an email services server from scratch since 2015. Of course, mine have evolved following OpenBSD updates and upgrades. Let's benefits from the fact that I'm migrating from Vultr to OpenBSD Amsterdam to write a few notes about the mail server (re)creation. At the time of writing, OpenBSD is available in version 7.2. | |
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iter.ca
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| | | I broke my mail server by forgetting to update a DNS record | ||
