Cloudron has a built-in email server that allows users to send and receive email for your domain. Apps can send emails regardless of this setting.

Mail server settings for email clients

Incoming Mail (IMAP)
Server: {{config.mailFqdn}}
Port: 993 (TLS)

Outgoing Mail (SMTP)
Server: {{config.mailFqdn}}
Port: 587 (STARTTLS)

ManageSieve
Server: {{config.mailFqdn}}
Port: 4190 (TLS)

Use username@{{ selectedDomain.domain }} and the Cloudron password to access mailboxes of this domain

This feature requires the Cloudron to be on custom domain.

Enable mailboxes for users on this domain. Each user will get an email address of username@{{ selectedDomain.domain }}

	User	Aliases (Separate by comma)	Action
	{{ user.username }}	{{ user.error }}

Mailinglists or forwarders are bound to user groups. Each user in a group will receive the mails sent to this group's email address.

Emails sent to non existing addresses will be forwarded to the following accounts:

Select the mail server through which Cloudron will send outbound mails:

SMTP Host

SMTP Port (STARTTLS)

API Token/Key

Username

Password

{{ mailRelay.error }} Saved

Set the following DNS records to guarantee email delivery:

Domain: {{ expectedDnsRecords[record.value].domain }}

Record type: {{ expectedDnsRecords[record.value].type }}

Expected value: {{ expectedDnsRecords[record.value].expected }}

Current value: {{ expectedDnsRecords[record.value].value ? expectedDnsRecords[record.value].value : '[not set]' }}

{{ selectedDomain.mailStatus.relay.value }}

IP Address Blacklist Check

This server's IP {{ selectedDomain.mailStatus.rbl.ip }} is not blacklisted.

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