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@girish perfect, it works !

@girish Ok thanks, will try that

I love this conversation, this is gold.

We have to strengthen the mail server as a safe, it is a very valuable asset.

If we add to these limits/fuses the ability for the server to do certain actions if it detects that a domain has a higher percentage of X% of bounces and X% of complaints.

This would also be a must have to shield the mail server.

We have to be able to monitor all this well and automate actions in mail server.

@girish
Thanks - it is green now and everything is okay 🙂

@msbt thanks! I will try to see if I can make this just "work" in the next release.

@marcusquinn Thank's Marcus, I'll follow your advice to check the reputation BEFORE, and if reputation is poor, just delete and purchase new one.

Should be interesting that ISP's do themself this control and tell BEFORE the IP reputation.

@necrevistonnezr I noticed the first time enabling it,it has to index each mailbox which takes time depending on how big they are. I am sure if you left it as-is for a bit it would have started on it's own.

Glad it's working now

@girish also, I imagine if MailPile hadn't tried to make PGP easy as part of it the developer might not have burnt out and there might be a decent open source webmail app!

I found that in Thundberbird, if you press Ctrl+K, it will use IMAP search.

On Android K-9, there is Settings -> Account Settings -> Search -> Enable server search.

I'd like to add to this. The ability to select the pass length and whether we want special characters. Or if it's easier to do, allow us to add our own passwords instead of them being generated for us.

@girish said in Catchall for multiple domains:

@d19dotca Wouldn't you create a single mailbox called say admin@ and then put your standard addresses as aliases of that mailbox?

Ah, I forgot you can add other domains as aliases now, so yes I suppose in my case I could use my main email address at my own domain and add in aliases of postmaster and webmaster and abuse and hostmaster for each domain from the same window, this would definitely save a little bit of time as I couldn't need to add from each domain page individually. Ideally though it'd be great to have some of those standard ones just be auto-created for example and setting it to one email or something since those emails are generally required for proper RFC compliance.

I'll work in the meantime on migrating from the old system I had to the new system. I created those before the multi-domain email aliases was added. 😉

@vladimir I can also recommend sending a test mail to https://mail-tester.com to check if you have setup the DNS records required for the external email server correctly.

For completion sake: https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#restore-email

Nope it was not default in order to either feth emails or send mass emails and for some notifications you have to create a cron job

Personally, I'm migrating away from GMail, and wouldn't recommend it, although I appreciate it's difficult to cut those ties for some.

Another possible solution: would be to forward to any other email service that does support POP3 but doesn't have spam filtering. That way, you're not sending email to GMail, it's pulling and filtering. Appreciate that a 3 mailserver setup is odd though, but then so is GMail.

I think it's worth just having a POP3 post in Feature Requests though, purely as a way to allow for any other 3rd party email someone wanted to do this with. I can see privacy advantages in POP3 as well, if one didn't want emails stored on their Cloudron and just locally. I wouldn't like to see POP3 ignored as without advantage, when if privacy is a concern, that could be a legitimate use-case.

I see. Maybe that's because mailtrain adds unsubscribe headers in the email header etc. I don't really know of any other bulk mailer software. Are you able to contact the support of turbo mailer and ask them if they support STARTLS at all?

@christiaan On linode, if you are a new account, you can usually open a support ticket and explain your use case of email hosting to them and they usually unblock port 25.

@girish I think the key point here is that simplelogin is self-hostable!

https://github.com/simple-login/app#self-hosting

So we can have this cake and eat it too! 🍰 😋

I'll add it to the app request list here.

@DualOSWinWiz it's not there, no.

In some ways, I think this is what POP is for (I think) but we don't support it.