A server, a domain, a line of code, a minute, and you'll be able to build a domain mailbox of your own.
I'm Chinese, and I'm not good at English, so I apologise for my translation.
PMail is a personal email server that pursues a minimal deployment process and extreme resource consumption. It runs on a single file and contains complete send/receive mail service and web-side mail management functions. Just a server , a domain name , a line of code , a minute of deployment time , you will be able to build a domain name mailbox of your own .
All kinds of PR are welcome, whether you are fixing bugs, adding features, or optimizing translations. Also, call for a beautiful and cute Logo for this project!
- Single file operation and easy deployment.
- The binary file is only 15MB and takes up less than 10M of memory during the run.
- Support dkim, spf checksum, Email Test score 10 points if correctly configured.
- Implementing the ACME protocol, the program will automatically obtain and update Let's Encrypt certificates.
By default, a ssl certificate is generated for the web service, allowing pages to use the https protocol. If you have your own gateway or don't need https, set
httpsEnabledto2in the configuration file so that the web service will not use https. (Note: Even if you don't need https, please make sure the path to the ssl certificate file is correct, although the web service doesn't use the certificate anymore, the smtp protocol still needs the certificate)
- Support pop3, smtp protocol, you can use any mail client you like.
- Support multi-domain, multi-user and complete support for sending and receiving e-mail.
First go to spamhaus and check your domain name and server IP for blocking records
- Click Here Download a program file that matches you.
- Or use Docker
docker pull ghcr.io/jinnrry/pmail:latest
./pmail -p 80
-p Set the http port of the bootstrap setup interface, the default is port 80, note that this parameter only affects the bootstrap setup phase, if you need to change the port after setup is complete, please modify the configuration file.
Important
The SSL certificate will not be set automatically if the bootstrap setup phase uses a port other than 80.
Or
docker run -p 25:25 -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 110:110 -p 465:465 -p 995:995 -v $(pwd)/config:/work/config ghcr.io/jinnrry/pmail:latest
Important
If your server has a firewall turned on, you need to open ports 25, 80, 110, 443, 465, 995
Open http://127.0.0.1 in your browser or use your server's public IP to visit, then follow the instructions to
configure.
Check if your mailbox has completed all the security configuration. It is recommended to use https://www.mail-tester.com/ for checking.
{
"logLevel": "info", //log output level
"domain": "domain.com", // Your domain
"webDomain": "mail.domain.com", // web domain
"dkimPrivateKeyPath": "config/dkim/dkim.priv", // dkim key path
"sslType": "0", // ssl certificate update mode, 0 automatic, 1 manual
"SSLPrivateKeyPath": "config/ssl/private.key", // ssl certificate path
"SSLPublicKeyPath": "config/ssl/public.crt", // ssl certificate path
"dbDSN": "./config/pmail.db", // database connect DSN
"dbType": "sqlite", //database type ，`sqlite` or `mysql`
"httpsEnabled": 0, // enabled https , 0:enabled 1:enablde 2:disenabled
"httpPort": 80, // http port . default 80
"httpsPort": 443, // https port . default 443
"spamFilterLevel": 0,// Spam filter level, 0: no filter, 1: filtering when `spf` and `dkim` don't pass, 2: filtering when `spf` don't pass
"isInit": true // If false, it will enter the bootstrap process.
}POP3 Server Address : pop.[Your Domain]
POP3 Port: 110/995(SSL)
SMTP Server Address : smtp.[Your Domain]
SMTP Port: 25/465(SSL)
Important
Plugins run on your server as independent processes, please review the security of third-party plugins on your own.PMail currently only maintains the three plugins mentioned above.
Copy plugin binary file to /plugins
1、 FE： vue3+element-plus
The code is in fe folder.
2、Server： golang + MySQL/SQLite
The code is in server folder.
3、How to build
make build
4、Unit test
make test
A special thanks to Jetbrains for donating licenses to the project.