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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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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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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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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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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.
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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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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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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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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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Point the MX record at your droplet’s IP address, not at the DigitalOcean nameservers.
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