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<p>So let's add a subdomain to point at our mail server, to do so you need to go to the DNS Zone settings to add a few entries starting with the MX record:</p>
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<p>Here make sure you do not forget the trailing dot (.) at the end of the Target. Next you want to setup that mail subdomain aswell, and to do so you will do
<p>Here make sure you do not forget the trailing dot (.) at the end of the Target. Next you want to setup that mail subdomain as well, and to do so you will do
add a CNAME record, that is if your mail server is the SAME as your main server (mail.domain.com == domain.com):
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<p>In the other case where your mailserver is NOT the same as the main server (mail.domain.com != domain.com) you will need an A record which is going to tell
Which IP to goto in order to reach that mail server:
Which IP to go to in order to reach that mail server:
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<p>In this case we're going to make it point to our DigitalOcean VPS as usual and once it's done we can simply ssh into it:</p>
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<p>Then hit enter, and wait for the script to install postfix and dovecot.
Luke intended this script to be run and to configure postfix and dovecot together. The main feature here is that once you create an user
added to the <b>mail</b> group, it's going make them able to recieve and send mail.
added to the <b>mail</b> group, it's going make them able to receive and send mail.
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@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ passwd someone
they are blocking port 25 (SMTP) which, in general indicates that they do not allow any mail hosting on their VPS, so for once i am not going to recommend DO
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<p>TLDR i am incredibly suprised at how difficult it is to setup your own email server. In france, most ISPs simply do not allow port 25 apart from OVH.
<p>TLDR i am incredibly surprised at how difficult it is to setup your own email server. In france, most ISPs simply do not allow port 25 apart from OVH.
Online, both DigitalOcean and Vultr block port 25 to avoid mail spam which makes me wonder where exactly do you even host your mail server.
If anyone knows a particular hosting service that ALLOWS port 25 and other mail-specific ports (993 587 etc) please let me know.</p>