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maddy
Simple, fast, secure all-in-one mail server.
⚠️ Disclaimer: maddy is in development, many planned features are missing, bugs are waiting to eat your messages and incompatible changes happen from time to time
Features
- Comprehensive & secure
- Simple to configure
- Two steps (excluding messing with DNS) to get your own secure mail server running
- Virtual users > system users
- Fast
- Optimized for concurrency
- Single process model allows more efficient implementation
- Useful
- Subaddressing support
- DNSBL checking support
- Messages compression (LZ4, Zstd)
Planned:
- Backscatter filtering (BATV) (#106)
- Address aliases (#82, #18)
- Zero-configuration full-text search (foxcpp/go-imap-sql#21)
- Milter protocol support (#16)
- DANE (#50)
- Server-side messages encryption (#75)
- JMAP (#19)
Installation & configuration
Detailed explaination of what you need to do to get it running can be found here.
Documentation
The full documentation is published here
Examples of more advanced configurations with explainations can be found in the examples directory in the source repository.
Community
There is IRC channel on freenode.net named #maddy. You can join it if you have any questions or just want to talk.
Also there is public mailing list for maddy-related discussions on https://lists.sr.ht/~foxcpp/maddy. You can use it too.
Contributing
License
The code is under MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.