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Mail Server Configuration In Linux

Most of the users prefer the Linux mail conversation for their security concerns. The simple mail server configuration settings are given on this page.<br><br>https://email-setup-center.com/mail-server-configuration-in-linux

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Mail Server Configuration In Linux

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  1. Mail Server Configuration In Linux A mail server is a computer that stores all your emails, sends and receives emails like a Gmail server and Yahoo server. You can create your mail server and email account without using Google, Yahoo, or Hotmail services. The following procedure will help you create a mail server using Postfix and Squirrel Mail as the webmail client on the Linux system, and also, understand the mail server configuration in Linux. Step-1: Install Apache & PHP7 The mail server configuration in Linux using the postfix and squirrel Mail. For using the Squirrel Mail server, you need to install the packages Apache2 and PHP7. Open the terminal on the screen and enter the below commands. $ sudo apt-get update –y $ sudo apt-get upgrade –y $ sudo apt-get install apache2 php7 Step-2: Install Postfix mail server Input the command and press Enter to install Postfix. $ sudo apt-get install postfix Under the ‘General type’ tab, select Internet Site. Enter a system name and select OK. Then, run the command below to restart Postfix mail server. $ sudo service postfix restart If you want tech support for this process please click the read more button: Read More

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