rspamd must clean first the email
getmail must be aware or not conflict
pop3scan must be aware or not conflict
imapsync must be aware or not conflict
at the end of all of this, then postfix must use a transport on 25 or 587 to send the emails to piler
Piler is smtp server itself it cannot be installed with a postfix server, piler must use the default smtp port, you need to make a Bcc inside your email server to send all emails to Piler, else you use pilerimport to read an imap account on your server.
Sphinx is needed, V2 is supported, but now it is V3.3 and only binaries are provided, no rpm/deb for linux. I think it could be hard, when you start with a version all the sphinx indexes must be built again with a version change: https://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:sphinx3
rh-php73-php-fpm is needed with a virtualhost : nethserver-rh-php73-php-fpm
I understand that. Me too, meanwhile. That’s why I’m looking for a suitable replacement for four Windows servers (two virtual and two on real metal) and six clients. As a replacement for my old MS SBS server I use Nethserver. And I am enthusiastic. For the clients I think of Linux Mint or Windows Fx. AD can do this without any major changes to the system and looks almost like Windows 10, which makes my wife happy.
Hello guys, I’m the maintainer of the piler project. I’ve just found this topic about piler and nethserver, and decided to help you with the integration. If there’s still interest in the topic, let me know.
Great. However, I’m completely new to nethserver, so please guide me what to do, what the first steps would be. Piler is pretty flexible, and should be able to run in most environments, even in a docker container.
NethServer is a clone of centos7 however with an engine under the hood to write the configuration files by templates. I did a tour to install it at Piler Mailarchiv
I think the major issue I have was sphinx on centos7, it seems that we should install sphinx3 and there is no rpm.
Docker could be another way if it safe enough to run in production