Mailserver: Roundcube Configuration – Part 7

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Welcome to Part 7 of the Mailserver Configuration series. At this point if you have been following the series you should already have a fully functional mailserver. No email provider is complete though without a web-based email service. We are going to fill that gap in our mailserver with Roundcube. Get the files in place Roundcube…


Mailserver: Dovecot Configuration – Part 6

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Welcome to Part 6 of the mailserver configuration series. This part will cover installing and configuring Dovecot. Dovecot provides the IMAP and POP3 services for our mailserver. As always if you missed the previous parts of the Mailserver Configuration, you can find an Index of them all on Part 1 or at the end of this…


Mailserver: PostgreSQL Configuration – Part 3

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PostgreSQL Configuration is part 3 of the multi-part series guide to configuring a full-featured mailserver using only open-source software. If you haven’t seen the previous parts, you can find them by clicking Here for Part 1 and Here for Part 2. PostgreSQL To review, we will be using PostgreSQL because it is comparable to MySQL in performance,…


Mailserver: Postfix Configuration – Part 2

This is Part 2 of the Postfix Mailserver Configuration series, if you missed Part 1 you can read it here. Postfix Version Info By default CentOS 7 comes with Postfix, but the version it comes with only supports MySQL and not PostgreSQL. I am going to be using PostgreSQL because with the new versions it…


Mailserver: CentOS 7 Server Configuration – Part 1

Introduction This is a multi-part guide for configuring a full-featured mailserver. At the end of this guide you will have a mailserver capable of providing standard email services to multiple domains. I will be using Postfix, Dovecot, ViMbAdmin, and Roundcube. The mailserver will include Anti-Virus (AV) and Anti-Spam (AS) protection including real-time blacklist (RBL) checks. I…