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How do I remove maximum limit size for email?
Thanks Eldin. That’s done the trick. Sorry, I misread your response at first pass. The message size limit line was indeed missing… -
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How do I remove maximum limit size for email?
That line currently reads “mailboxsizelimit = 0” which, if I understand it correctly, means unlimited in postfix. That’s how I wa… -
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How do I remove maximum limit size for email?
I have successfully set up an email server using this tutorial: [How To Configure a Mail Server Using Postfix, Dovecot, MySQL, and SpamAssasin](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-a-mail-... -
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Dovecot says root user does not exist
Problem solved but I have no idea why, other than the system taking a while to reconfigure itself with the new name after amending … -
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Dovecot says root user does not exist
I have 5 active mail users in the mail server, each on a separate domain, plus one unused 'postmaster' on a 6th domain, in the form of 'user@dropletname'. where dropletname is domain.tld. The droplet name was changed ... -
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Setup a "mail.xxx.com" in Digital Ocean (when xxx.com's hosting server is located in Amazon S3)
Raul you are very close to having a secure, stable, viable mail server. Try to log in with a couple of client accounts then run ‘ta… -
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Setup a "mail.xxx.com" in Digital Ocean (when xxx.com's hosting server is located in Amazon S3)
That sounds OK. Just ensure the web sites are not affected. That is a very advanced mail server. Follow the comments below it to… -
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Setup a "mail.xxx.com" in Digital Ocean (when xxx.com's hosting server is located in Amazon S3)
Apologies raul, the answer I gave was incomplete. To get a mail server running on a droplet, you must first create an A record on t… -
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Need to setup mail server on same droplet
The first thing you need to do is to make sure you have an MX record for the domain (or for each domain) you want your new mail ser… -
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Setup a "mail.xxx.com" in Digital Ocean (when xxx.com's hosting server is located in Amazon S3)
Point the MX record at your droplet’s IP address, not at the DigitalOcean nameservers. This is because it is the nameservers whi…