Would you like to help fix it by contributing a patch? I'm more than happy to test and merge it.

Your tirade says: "Eat what they give you"

Isn't it?  But I, and many others users, don't want  to eat shit!

You're afraid of the truth I told you. Instead you blame me for your own shortcomings.

And this instead of fixing the many flaws in the documentation.
You want proof? Take a look at this screenshot!

It shows FreeBSD version, hmm, 9.
It's been 10 years. Ten years! In that time, versions 10, 11, 12, 13 and finally 14 have been released. Fourteen!
And your dilapidated from time to time manual for FreeBSD 14 doesn't work.
What has been done in the documentation for installing iRedMail on the new FreeBSD? No-thing!!!
So which one of us is the slacker?

Yes, you are releasing new versions of iRedMail. But why? Every new version is worse than the old one. Because it is always slower and consumes more resources from the server. Who needs such pointless progress?
And tales that new versions are safer and have fewer vulnerabilities, leave them for unintelligent children.

I've been using iRedMail for a long time, but would love to go back to the old versions. But alas - you have made it so that it is impossible, and forcefully push to install only the new version.

But the biggest evil in iRedMail  is the Antivirus. It consumes a colossal amount of resources from the server, and many users simply disable it.
Yes, when installing iRedMail you can refuse SOGO, Postgree, etc.
Why didn't you make it possible to opt out of using Clamav  at the iRedMail installation stage?
Because you don't want to notice your faults because you're lazy and don't want to change anything!

I, unlike you, am not lazy, and I diligently follow the steps specified in your shameful instructions.
But I am only a user, and I can not and do not know how to change anything in iRedMail and its documentation.

It is not my business. My business is to use iRedMail and point out the defects found.
Your business is not to blame the problems of iRedMail on its users, but to fix them.

Learn to face the truth!

Best regards,

That iRedMail is an excellent project, no one is arguing.
Yes, iRedMail is an excellent unique project, a one-of-a-kind  project, without  competitors.
I have been using iRedMail for a very long time, I have it installed on several servers.

The problem with the project is its three major flaws:

1. Outdated documentation that no one is in a hurry to update.
2. Instead of updating the documentation there is a frequent mad race of versions to the detriment of the quality of the project.
It would be better to release a Long Time version 1 a year or once every 2 years.
3. And finally, the absolute evil - Antivirus, Clamav.
It should be turned off by default when installing iRedMail.

Take a poll on antivirus and you will see that few people need it.

On the contrary, it should be disabled  by default as a useless function, imho.
And turn it on only if there is a real need.

Upd.  You can argue about the need for an antivirus indefinitely and still remain with your personal opinion.
Therefore, it is better to hold a vote, and then its results will show whether it is needed by default or not.

How do  hold a vote here?

@GerryM:

I have already reported an error installing iRedMail on FreeBSD 14.1: https://github.com/iredmail/iRedMail/issues/260.

When I tried to perform this installation, I got exactly the same error.