A modern, self-hosted dashboard for viewing and analyzing mailcow mail server logs.
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A modern, self-hosted dashboard for viewing and analyzing mailcow mail server logs.
🚀 Open-Temp-Mail: A blazing fast, privacy-first temporary email service built with Cloudflare Workers, D1, and React. Create disposable inboxes instantly, manage custom domains, and more.
mailcow-dockerized backup with borg 🐮🐋 + 🤖 = 💕
Proxy Setup as well as a few other custom security changes for Mailcow
Ansible role to deploy mailcow on a linux server
Intégration Mailcow pour Home Assistant
A guide on how to install and run Mailcow on an aarch64/arm64 server.
Perform deduplicated backups of your e-mails from your dockerized mailcow installation
Command-line client for managing mailcow domains, mailboxes, aliases, and migration resources through the REST API.
Manage Mailcow instances via CLI
Extend cloudflare_temp_email Worker support for root domains and wildcard subdomains with a simple backend swap
这个项目主要是基于私有云环境的实现、利用和探索。 This project is based on the implementation, utilization and exploration of a private cloud environment.
Mailcow-TLSA-Record-Updater is a Bash script that automatically generates and updates TLSA records for Mailcow mail servers. It supports SHA-256 and SHA-512 hashes, updating records upon certificate changes. The script uses DNSControl to push updates to your DNS provider.
Incremental, deduplicating off-site backups for mailcow using BorgBackup. Runs live with no downtime — a 613 MB instance uploads 2.5 MB per nightly run.
Lightweight Mailcow SCIM 2.0 Bridge
A shell script to automatically synchronize external Let's Encrypt certificates to Mailcow and configure SNI mapping.
Automatically send customizable welcome emails when new mailboxes are created in Mailcow. Lightweight, self-hosted, and Docker-ready
A Go rewrite of the dockerapi service that ships with mailcow-dockerized — the broker between the mailcow UI and the Docker daemon.
A Go rewrite of the watchdog.sh that ships with mailcow-dockerized. It is a drop-in replacement: the same environment variables configure it, the same Redis keys carry its state, and container restarts still go through the mailcow dockerapi service
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