Docker-mailserver: Rainloop Integration

Created on 7 May 2016 · 7Comments · Source: tomav/docker-mailserver

Hi,

I was thinking that a webmail such as Rainloop would be awesome. We could just integrate it in the docker compose file as a second service. Let me know if you'd be interested and I'll see how I can contribute. If you prefer to keep your project simple as it is, I can still fork it to include these two features

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manthis

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I highly recommend to use an external image for this in order to simplify maintenance of both mailserver and webmail, and also for service isolation and respect of docker philosophy.
But I'd be happy if you you want to add a page on the wiki regarding the necessary docker-compose setup in order to do that.

Let me know.

tomav on 7 May 2016

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Let me know.

tomav on 7 May 2016

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Well, I'm actually building a Dockerfile and a docker-compose.yml file in order to to that. I'll keep you posted with my progress.

manthis on 7 May 2016

Thank you @manthis

tomav on 7 May 2016

Also interested in rainloop integration based on seperate image.

pdj-nl on 17 May 2016

Hi @manthis, any update on this?

tomav on 1 Jun 2016

I've made this container here which also has SSL support. I use it with this mailserver image without any issue. Let me know if this helps in any way.

I've just linked the mail container (which I named mail) to the webmail one to allow them to communicate locally in the docker-compose.yml.