1 Topic by jmitra (edited by jmitra 2018-12-11 12:23:21)

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Topic: iRedmail on Raspberry Pi 3

Hi I am wondering is it possible to use iRedmail on Raspbian (Debian) Raspberry Pi 3 B edition?  I already have Apache running and also have a MYSQL installed. How well can iRedmail work on a Raspberry Pi 3  as I have a dynamic DNS client that update my domain if  my IP changes. I just have a very tiny HTML website running along with samba for local file streaming, would iRedMail work ok?

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Re: iRedmail on Raspberry Pi 3

- iRedMail requires a fresh/clean OS.
- iRedMail installer should work well on RPi3, but it requires at least 2 GB memory for low traffic production server.

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Re: iRedmail on Raspberry Pi 3

Hi
Thanks for the reply.  Since Raspberry Pi 3 B has 1 GB  of ram. Is there a way I can disable the anti spam feature so iRedmail  will use less ram so that Iredmail can run more optimized? In general iRedmail on Raspberry pi 3 should run Fien right?

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Re: iRedmail on Raspberry Pi 3

Try this:

- install the latest stable iRedMail release
- Follow this tutorial and reduce the concurrently processed email to 1: https://docs.iredmail.org/concurrent.processing.html

I still double it can run smoothly because spamassassin + clamav is memory hungry.

If you really want to run it without enough memory, try this tutorial:
https://docs.iredmail.org/completely.di … assin.html

You can disable ClamAV first IF it's acceptable to you, and you have to judge whether received email is virus or not by your own mind.