Mailpiler - self hosted email archive
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Email archiving provides lots of benefits to your company. Piler is a feature rich open source email archiving solution, and a viable alternative to commercial email archiving products; check out the comparison with Mailarchiva.
Piler has a nice GUI written in PHP supporting several authentication methods (AD/LDAP, SSO, Google OAuth, 2 FA, IMAP, POP3).- archiving and retention rules
- legal hold
- deduplication
- digital fingerprinting and verification
- full text search
- tagging emails
- view, export, restore emails
- bulk import/export messages
- audit logs
- Google Apps
- Office 365
Docker Image: http://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/testing:create-docker-image
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Tried the demo, works very poorly.
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@spectrely said in Mailpiler - self hosted email archive:
Tried the demo, works very poorly.
Can you specify inwhat way poorly?
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App crashed in my browser upon login. Repeatedly.
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@necrevistonnezr Where you ever able to get it working?
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@spectrely said in Mailpiler - self hosted email archive:
@necrevistonnezr Where you ever able to get it working?
I just tried their demo website which worked fine. I did not try to install it.
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@necrevistonnezr Perhaps its a browser thing. I was using Brave. I'll try again with something else. Cheers
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Hello, I'm the maintainer of the piler project. Since this topic is 2+ years old, I'm not sure, if there's an interest to have piler as a cloudron app. Anyway, the application is already dockerized, see https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/src/master/docker/ for more.
Basically it's a 3 container setup having mysql, memcached and piler. I believe that it can be customized to run on cloudron.
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@jsuto Nice project and welcome to Cloudron!
I can see value in this, are you packaging it as a Cloudron App or hoping for the community to?
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@marcusquinn Well, for the moment I'm not packaging it. First, I wanted to discover if there's an interest in the project as a cloudron app. Anyway, I'm new to cloudron, so I guess the community could do it much faster.
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@jsuto I'm interested if clients are, it's certainly a feature Cloudron doesn't already cover, lends itself better to being an app for multi-provider mail archiving, and is important for business compliance expectations.
Most are on either Microsoft Exchange or Google Vault for these things. Difficult to cost-compare when they obfuscate feature pricing by bundling but It certainly looks like you have a capable alternative.
For interest, I tested the Demo, and have the localcdn.org extension installed by default, so had to enable "HTML Filtering" for the UI to work, maybe something to look at, although I admit I'm a less common setup as most users aren't concerned about CDN privacy.
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@marcusquinn Er, I'm confused. What should I fix to make the localcdn plugin happy?
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@jsuto Not checked but it's probably something referenced to pull from a CDN than your own server.
Anything with one of these URLs in the code would be what that extension is designed to use a local version of:
ajax.googleapis.com ajax.aspnetcdn.com ajax.microsoft.com cdnjs.cloudflare.com code.jquery.com cdn.jsdelivr.net fonts.googleapis.com yastatic.net yandex.st apps.bdimg.com libs.baidu.com cdn.staticfile.org cdn.bootcss.com mat1.gtimg.com lib.sinaapp.com upcdn.b0.upaiyun.com stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com netdna.bootstrapcdn.com use.fontawesome.com ajax.cloudflare.com akamai-webcdn.kgstatic.net gitcdn.github.io vjs.zencdn.net cdn.plyr.io sdn.geekzu.org ajax.proxy.ustclug.org unpkg.com pagecdn.io cdn.css.net cdnjs.loli.net ajax.loli.net fonts.loli.net lib.baomitu.com cdn.bootcdn.netNot a big deal as anyone using that extension would probabaly know to try again with it bypassed ("HTML Filtering"), just for your awareness really.
