| 13 Jul 2024 |
 michelez | Hi, I have installed successfully mailu on a VPS, then I installed a web server (swag from linuxserver.io) so I followed the instructions here https://mailu.io/2024.06/reverse.html but now I have an issue since I have two containers competing for port 80 and 443. What am I doing wrong? | 15:32:44 |
| michelez | my mailu server is a sub-domain of the web server | 15:33:33 |
 Haley | You need a ingress somehow. | 17:06:03 |
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| plantroon | hey, anyone running this under podman reliably? I am looking to switch away from mailcow (which has a hard docker requirement) as I am not using EAS, sogo, calendaring, etc anymore - I just want the mail part and mailu seems sleeker :) | 17:51:42 |
| michelez | In reply to @neo:shdw.fr
You need a ingress somehow. thanks for the reply... but still a bit lost as to what I should do | 20:01:09 |
| michelez | I have temporarily mapped 443 to a different port in mailu, removed port 80 and copied the certificates from swag into the mailu container, but that's very clunky | 20:09:12 |
| Haley | An ingress controller terminates https requests, thus is able to see the requested url. With that, it is capable to service multiple websites on the sale ip:port combination. | 23:06:58 |
| Haley | Under docker, you see mostly traefik as used candidate | 23:07:42 |
| 14 Jul 2024 |
| michelez | thanks. I think I got it now. | 09:33:22 |
| michelez | I guess I need to study how to configure traefik properly | 09:57:55 |
 Rasmus Nielsen | In reply to @michelez:matrix.org
I guess I need to study how to configure traefik properly When you figure it out please provide an update... Have tried following the documentation for a couple of months with zero luck... | 11:05:09 |
| michelez | will do. For the time being I am using this hack: in mailu docker-compose I removed listening to ports 443 and 80 and map port 7443 to 443. Problem is that I cannot renew the letsencrypt certificates, but this can be solved by making mailu use my webserver certificates.
Now I can access the webmail and admin by adding :7443 to my mailhost e.g. https://mail.myDomain:7443/webmail
But this is a bit of a pain
So I changed the configuration of nginx creating a new server directive for my mailhost that automatically adds 7443
It is ugly, but it works | 11:31:14 |
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| ovzzkcyr | Hi, not sure if this been asked before, and this is a temporary user (sorry, im not feeling like signing up with my real details), but has there been any discussion for making a Discord Server for mailu? I feel like this could be somewhat beneficial and have improved community support in. | 16:40:32 |
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| Rohal | Hi there. I've just got a mail from Outlook, that they quit support for "normal" authentication by September 19th. Are there any plans to update the fetchmail component to support OAuth? | 10:41:53 |
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| Peter | Hi all, new to hosting mails with mailu. DKIM is setup fine two different maildomains a.com and b.com. However, when I create an alias as info@a.com to info@b.com and I send mails with my email client from info@a.com, those have a From address of info@a.com but a Recv-From header as info@b.com. The mail then has no dkim signature at all. Although sending with plain accounts from either domain just works fine. Where is the flaw here? | 19:35:19 |
 bokkepoot | if both domains are on the same mailu instance, it won't be dkim signed, since it's going to be trusted anyway | 20:13:36 |
| Peter | No for the recipient I tried various outside domains. | 20:14:27 |
| Peter | my two domains are of course set up on the same mailu instance | 20:14:46 |
| bokkepoot | in that case, I don't understand the mailflow | 20:18:11 |
| Peter | I usually use info@b.com as my main mail address. However, I also own a.com. Occasionally I have to communicate as info@a.com. Therefore, I added info@a.com as an alias of info@b.com.
When sending as info@b.com using my mail client it puts info@a.com in the From header of the mail but info@b.com as the Received-From. This mail then doesn't have a dkim signature. | 20:23:10 |
| Haley | Configure both mail servers, and user different accounts with aliases. How I do. | 20:58:55 |
