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  1. ihasmail is validated against Stalwart 0.16.21 — run against a real server, not read off the changelog.

    New: push by subscription. One PushSubscription per account instead of an upstream connection per tab, so Stalwart pays ~4.8 KiB per tab instead of 46 and maxConnections stops counting your users.

    Also: twelve themes, S/MIME signature checking, smaller footprint.

    On main now, in tomorrow's weekly release.

    github.com/Coffey-Labs/ihasmail

    #Stalwart #JMAP #SelfHosted #Webmail #FOSS

  2. So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
    #mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
    #stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
    Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
    Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year).

  3. So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
    #mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
    #stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
    Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
    Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year).

  4. So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
    #mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
    #stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
    Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
    Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year).

  5. So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
    #mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
    #stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
    Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
    Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year).

  6. So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
    #mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
    #stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
    Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
    Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year).