Hello dear OpenSMTP community members, I've recently set up an smtp server which allow me to send mail from local accounts (via a relay) and receive mail for linux users (and few aliases) on the local machine. This is the first time I set up a mail server on my own, I know how the smtp protocol works but I have little experience with "setting up the whole thing".
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. Of course I'm not trying to set up something like gmail, I'd just like to set up a decent service and give a dozen of mail addresses to some known people. It's more a learning project that could eventually find an utility if properly set up. I hoped you could link me something useful on how to setup such a thing. All guides I've found online are very specific on setting up a particular service or filter but nothing about "building an entire mail service". I need a more "newbie" overview on the whole thing, telling me how to get each part working with the other. Also if you could suggest me a possible lightweight configuration suitable for the Pi (no heavy load expected, of course). I hope I've been clear enough and I'm not asking too much Thanks in advance Best regards Stefano
