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wael
I know this is about self-hosting XMPP here, but I figure a lot of you self-host email too. Does anyone have a good guide for setting postfix up with PostgreSQL on Arch Linux (or even better, on Parabola GNU/Linux?)
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jonas’
read the postfix documentation :)
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wael
That's the easy part: integrating dovecot, rspamd...etc is where I can't wrap my head around it
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jonas’
dovecot is documented in postfix IIRC
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wael
Huh, I see
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wael
Thnx
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jonas’
rspamd is just a milter, so that's what you need to look at for that
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wael
And would you think that opensmtpd or postfix is better? As the former seems easier to set up
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jonas’
I only ever used postfix.
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moparisthebest
wael, another vote for postfix+dovecot+rspamd here, setup is far more annoying than XMPP, but pretty hands-off once it's done, mine has been running for 9 years or so now (not with rspamd though...)
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wael
Thnx for the advice
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moparisthebest
(where has the time gone...)
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wael
https://poolp.org/posts/2019-09-14/setting-up-a-mail-server-with-opensmtpd-dovecot-and-rspamd/ I managed to set it all up according to this guide, but for some reason I can only get inbound mail to work, not outbound
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wael
The error is "550 invalid recepient"
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moparisthebest
the address you are trying to send to isn't valid ? (or your server can't access DNS for some reason or something)
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wael
That's the thing it is valid
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wael
I just replied to a mail that I got from it (gmail)
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wael
I think my client was misconfigured
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wael
Still same problem though
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wael
So, I can only send email to my domain - anything else and I get invalid recipient
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wael
lol
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moparisthebest
I know nothing about opensmtpd, in postfix that would be something like recipient_restrictions or the like
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wael
I see
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wael
I'll keep digging around