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Lightweight E-Mail Server - Suggestions?

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Hi all.

 

Looking for suggestions for a lightweight email server (windows 7/2008 R2 or linux (ubuntu server 12).  Not sure if one is available but I prefer to not run it as an unraid pluging...trying to move away from things running on top of unraid altogether.  All I really want to use it for is to have vCenter Server send me notifications but it requires an internal SMTP server.

 

My one requirement...I want somthing VERY simple to configure.  :)

 

I was looking at this:  http://www.hmailserver.com/  Does anyone have any experience?

 

TIA!

 

John

No experience with it ... but thanks for the link => HMailServer does indeed look very interesting.  I downloaded it and am going to set it up on a spare machine just to try it  :)

Hi all.

 

Looking for suggestions for a lightweight email server (windows 7/2008 R2 or linux (ubuntu server 12).  Not sure if one is available but I prefer to not run it as an unraid pluging...trying to move away from things running on top of unraid altogether.  All I really want to use it for is to have vCenter Server send me notifications but it requires an internal SMTP server.

 

My one requirement...I want somthing VERY simple to configure.  :)

 

I was looking at this:  http://www.hmailserver.com/  Does anyone have any experience?

 

TIA!

 

John

I have been using hmailserver for several months. I don't remember exactly about configuration but I don't think it was too difficult. Once I set it up I have not needed to touch it.

 

I use DeltaCopy for scheduled rsync from my Win7 PC to unRAID and DeltaCopy will send email notifications from a local SMTP server so that is why I have been using it. Probably haven't really exercised its full capabilities.

 

While I know that you said you wanted something simple and not running on unRAID, I wanted to throw some ideas into the pit.

 

I had configured exim as a mail delivery agent and an imap daemon on the unRAID server.

While I did not use the mail delivery agent all that much, archiving mail via imap really saved my butt.

I had configured Thunderbird to archive all of my mail onto the unRAID imap server automatically. So when I needed to access historical mail recently. I was able to access it pretty effortlessly.

 

It's just a thought, unRAID might be a good place to archive your mail via imap.

 

...thanks for linking to hmailserver.

 

I see that it supports fetching mail from external accounts.

What I am looking for is the ability to send/deliver mail (forward to ISP) to these accounts, based on the sender address.

 

My ISP does not offer an MX-record and I don't want to host a mail-server to receive mail from outside.

People in my home have their own external POP/IMAP mail-accounts (yes, everyone has at least two) with several providers, so each person has multiple identities.

So outgoing mail needs to go to the correct/corresponding external account, using the correct credentials.

 

Is there a product that allows for local users

- the fetching from multiple identities

- the selection of the identity the mail will be created/send with

- and then deliver/forward the outbound mail to the correct external account?

 

TIA,

  ford

Is there a product that allows for local users

- the fetching from multiple identities

- the selection of the identity the mail will be created/send with

- and then deliver/forward the outbound mail to the correct external account?

 

Look at Dovecot - I have been running it as an unRAID plugin for some considerable time, and using mpop as the fetcher.

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