Topic: Is iRedMail the silver bullet for mail solution?
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- iRedMail version: not installed yet
- Store mail accounts in which backend: PGSQL preferred
- Web server: wont be running
- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: debian 6
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Sorry for the stupid question, but I've been struggling with it for years.
I have a VPS for my personal stuff which is also, running my mail server. Because manually configuring a mail server is next to impossible for me (it always fails after struggling for days with config files, or at best all my sent emails go to spam), I had to install virtualmin and webmin, but it's like getting a gorilla holding a banana when only asking for a banana.
The question is: is iRedMail an easy and (almost) zero configuration solution to run a mail server? requirements are fairly simple: one user, two or three mail boxes.
No web-interface is required as checking/sending emails is done through GMail using POP3 and SMTP.
That's it! It's alright if my emails are available to Google folks as they are just personal non-important emails (for some reasons I can not use Google's paid services, running a VPS is my only solution).
so, is iredmail the minimal, easy to install, working solution one would be looking for?
a thousand thanks.
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