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bahua129056y@not-sure
We have the same policy. I am overjoyed not to have to deal with it. Best of luck to you. -
Someone recently told me mailcow seems to be awesome, and its docker based?
Since i have my personal vendetta against docker after working with it once i opted against it and choose iRedMail, but that requires a fresh system or it will fuck with existing configurations and not even your grandchildren will be able to find the problems. -
devs30816y@justin-tamblyn I love docker for things like APIs and backends where it:
1. makes sense to be able to move things around easily
2. is nice to have multiple instances like production, staging, development and
3. is easy to run on local computer, or spin up a new temporary version on a server etc.
The email server is fairly static. What I don’t like with docker is the inability to easily change configuration and such.
I just found this docker-compose script which I think was quite cool: https://github.com/hardware/... though I’m not too comfortable going that direction, which is why I wanted to see if anyone had experience with it.
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