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Installation (basic setup) | ||
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1. ```git clone [email protected]:jeboehm/docker-mailserver.git``` | ||
1. Run ```git clone [email protected]:jeboehm/docker-mailserver.git``` | ||
2. Copy the file `.env.dist` to `.env` and change the variables in it according to your needs. | ||
The variables are described in the [next paragraph](#Configuration). | ||
3. Run ```bin/production.sh pull``` to download the images. | ||
4. Run ```bin/production.sh up -d``` to start the services. | ||
5. After a few seconds you can access the services listed in the paragraph [Services](#Services). | ||
6. Create your first email address and an admin user by running ```bin/production.sh run --rm web /usr/local/bin/setup.sh```. | ||
6. Create your first email address and an admin user by running ```bin/production.sh run --rm web setup.sh```. | ||
The wizard will ask you a few questions to set everything up. | ||
8. Now you can login to the management interface with your new account credentials. | ||
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docker-mailserver tests itself regulary by using the healthcheck feature of Docker. When a test | ||
fails, the container state changes to unhealthy. | ||
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You can integrate Autoheal in your setup by uncommenting the `autoheal` | ||
You can integrate Autoheal into your setup by uncommenting the `autoheal` | ||
service definition in `docker-compose.yml`. | ||
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### Disable malware scanning | ||
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