On Thu, 21 Aug 2014 19:14:03 +0200 Stefano Balzan <[email protected]> wrote:
| Hello dear OpenSMTP community members, | | | I'll try to keep the message short and go to the point: | I'm running opensmtp on a raspberry pi (Arch arm distro) with few other | services (nginx, openssh) and I'm trying to set up a very small network. I | would like to create something more close to a "usual mail service" which | means POP3, IMAP, Web interface, allow users to change their password, | answer to and send mails within a browser, send attached files (with | limits), etc. Plus I'd like to set up some spam/virus filtering. | Hi Stefano, I don't know of any overview guides but for simplest possible setup to use in conjunction with opensmtpd I would recommend dovecot (for imap and it also does pop3) and for a web interface squirrelmail (there is no port for this but once opensmptd/dovecot is set up, it is pretty much untar'ing the files in the correct place and changing settings via its config script). You can use squirrelmail with nginx and you will also have to install php-fpm from ports. Cheers, Brett. -- You received this mail because you are subscribed to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a mail to: [email protected]
