Listmonk is a self-hosted platform designed for newsletter and mailing list management. It’s an ideal solution for individuals looking to curate a subscriber list and efficiently send out email campaigns.

Watch the video tutorial for a visual demonstration.

Explore the official Listmonk documentation for detailed information.

FreeScout is the perfect help desk solution for those who need to provide a professional customer support, but who can not afford to pay for Zendesk or Help Scout. FreeScout is a pure open source PHP/MySQL application, so it can be easily deployed even on a shared hosting.

Listmonk is a simple, all-in-one self-hosted newsletters and mailing lists solution for Linux. Unlike traditional mailing list programs, it excels in providing a lean platform that is lightweight and fast. Here we show you how to install Listmonk using Docker on Ubuntu, and how to get started using it to send newsletters.

listmonk is a self-hosted, high performance one-way mailing list and newsletter manager. It comes as a standalone binary and the only dependency is a Postgres database.

listmonk is a self-hosted, high performance one-way mailing list and newsletter manager. It comes as a standalone binary and the only dependency is a Postgres database. //

Simple API to send arbitrary transactional messages to subscribers using pre-defined templates. Send messages as e-mail, SMS, Whatsapp messages or any medium via Messenger interfaces.

Manage millions of subscribers across many single and double opt-in one-way mailing lists with custom JSON attributes for each subscriber. Query and segment subscribers with SQL expressions.

Use the fast bulk importer (~10k records per second) or use HTTP/JSON APIs or interact with the simple table schema to integrate external CRMs and subscriber databases.

Write HTML e-mails in a WYSIWYG editor, Markdown, raw syntax-highlighted HTML, or just plain text.

Use the media manager to upload images for e-mail campaigns on the server's filesystem, Amazon S3, or any S3 compatible (Minio) backend.

Since there are hundreds of email marketing service providers that you can choose from, we have hand-picked the best Mailchimp alternatives for specific use-cases such as small business, startups, non-profits, eCommerce businesses (online stores), etc.

This tutorial will focus on setting up a Postfix SMTP server to use Dovecot SASL for user authentication. As Dovecot provides mechanisms for user authentication, Postfix will simply ask Dovecot to do the work for it. That way, there is no need to re-invent the wheel.

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It looks like when setting up a mail account the device/mail client looks for a autodiscover.xml file.

Is there a way to create such a file by myself and serve it on a usual Linux server, pointing to a usual mail Linux server?

I have a linux based mail server (not Microsoft Exchange) at mail.example.com

I host email for multiple domains at this server: example1.com, example2.com, example3.com, etc

I have a mail client running Outlook 2019. When the user adds a new account with their email, e.g.: user@example1.com and then clicks "continue" and then "IMAP/POP", [the incoming and outgoing server fields are blank][1].

Things I have tried to get auto discover working, but don't help

Basic Authentication is an outdated industry standard. Threats posed by it have only increased with time and we have already deprecated Basic Authentication across numerous products. For more information, go to Improving Security - Together. There are better and more effective user authentication alternatives.

This article describes which SRV records should be created for a domain. These SRV records allow clients to automatically detect which host and port should be used for relevant domain services.

setup autoconfig for Outlook

Imagine for a moment if we treated our laundry the same way we treat our email. It might look something like this: At least ten times an hour, we’d look in the dryer, sigh at the mix of wet and dry clothes, wonder where the shirt we needed was, and then close the dryer door again without emptying a thing. Laura Mae Martin, author of Uptime: A Practical Guide to Personal Productivity and Wellbeing, has a better approach. Treat your email like you would ideally treat your laundry.

How do we put this metaphor to work in our inboxes? Martin has some steps for getting the most out of this analogy, and the first is to set aside a specific time in your day to tackle your inbox. This is the email equivalent of emptying your dryer, not just looking in it, and sorting the clothes into baskets.

The Process

At this set time, you’ll have a first pass at everything in your inbox, or as much as you can, sorting your messages into one of four ‘baskets’ – Respond, To Read, Revisit, and Relax (aka, the archive where the email lives once you’ve acted on it from a basket, and the trash for deleted emails). Acting on those messages comes after the sorting is done. So instead of ‘touching’ your email a dozen times with your attention, you only touch it twice: sorting it, and acting on it.

Beginning February 2024, Gmail and Yahoo will require a custom authentication and a published Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC) record for anyone sending more than 5,000 emails to Gmail or Yahoo addresses in a 24-hour period. To prevent your emails from bouncing, we strongly recommend authenticating your email domain and configuring DMARC.

Also, if you use a free email service like Gmail or Yahoo for your From email address, we strongly recommend you switch to an email address from a private domain, like the one you use for work or for your website.

At Mail-List.com, we still believe an email discussion group is the best choice for most communities because:

• Email is Universal.
• Email is easy to use.
• Email lands in your Inbox. No need to remember to check a group.

The previously unknown vulnerability resulted from a critical cross-site scripting error in Roundcube, a server application used by more than 1,000 webmail services and millions of their end users. Members of a pro-Russia and Belarus hacking group tracked as Winter Vivern used the XSS bug to inject JavaScript into the Roundcube server application. The injection was triggered simply by viewing a malicious email, which caused the server to send emails from selected targets to a server controlled by the threat actor. //

The attacks began on October 11, and ESET detected them a day later. ESET reported the zero-day vulnerability to Roundcube developers on the same day, and they issued a patch on October 14. The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2023-5631 and affects Roundcube versions 1.6.x before 1.6.4, 1.5.x before 1.5.5, and 1.4.x before 1.4.15.