Skip to content
  • Home
  • About
  • eBooks
  • Shop
  • Donate
  • Linux Online Courses
  • Subscribe to Newsletter
  • Linux Hosting
  • A-Z Linux Commands
  • Get Involved
    • Testimonials
    • Join TecMint
    • Submit Article Request
    • Suggest an Update
Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides
  • Linux Distro’s
    • Best Linux Distros
    • RedHat Distributions
    • Linux Distros for Beginners
    • Linux Server Distros
    • Debian Distributions
    • Ubuntu Distributions
    • Arch Linux Distros
    • Rolling Linux Distros
    • KDE Linux Distros
    • Secure Linux Distros
    • Linux Distros for Old PC
    • New Linux Distros
    • Linux Distros for Kids
    • Linux Distros for Windows Users
  • FAQ’s
  • Programming
    • Shell Scripting
    • Learn Python
    • Learn Awk
  • Linux Commands
  • Linux Tricks
  • Best Linux Tools
  • Certifications
    • RHCE Exam
    • RHCSA Exam
    • LFCE Exam
    • LFCS Exam
    • Ansible Exam
  • Guides
    • Hadoop Series
    • Docker Series
    • Postfix Mail
    • XenServer Series
    • RHEV Series
    • Clustering Series
    • LVM Series
    • RAID Series
    • KVM Series
    • iSCSI Series
    • Zentyal Series
    • Ansible Series
    • Django Series
    • Create GUI Apps
  • Monitoring Tools
    • Nagios
    • Zabbix
    • Cacti
    • Observium
    • Monitorix
    • Collectd
    • Collectl
    • MySQL Monitoring

postfix

Setup Mail Server in Ubuntu

How to Setup a Complete Mail Server (Postfix) using ‘Roundcube’ (Webmail) on Ubuntu/Debian

272 Comments

Creating a mail server on Linux powered machines can be one of the most essential things that every system administrator needs to do while configuring the servers for the first time, if you don’t

Find Postfix Version in Linux

How to Find Out Postfix Mail Server Version in Linux

1 Comment

Postfix is a popular, easy-to-configure and secure mail system that runs on Unix-like systems such as Linux. Once you have installed postfix in Linux, checking its version is not as simple as other software

SAGATOR - An Antiviriurs/Antispam Protection for Mail Server

How to Use Sagator, an Antivirus/Antispam Gateway, to Protect Your Mail Server

12 Comments

We read of virus infections (new ones come out all the time) and are somehow affected by spam mail on a daily basis. While there are plenty of free and commercial solutions (available as

Install RoundCube Webmail for Postfix on CentOS

How to Install and Configure RoundCube Webmail Client with Virtual Users in Postfix – Part 4

30 Comments

In Parts 1 through 3 of this Postfix series we explained, step by step, how to set up and configure an email server with virtual users. We also showed you how to access one

Integrate ClamAV and SpamAssassin to Protect Postfix

How to Add Antivirus and Spam Protection to Postfix Mail Server with ClamAV and SpamAssassin – Part 3

12 Comments

In the previous two articles of this Postfix series you learned how to set up and manage the email server database through phpMyAdmin, and how to configure Postfix and Dovecot to handle incoming and

Configure Postfix and Dovecot with Virtual Domain Users

How to Configure Postfix and Dovecot with Virtual Domain Users in Linux – Part 2

96 Comments

In the previous article of this series we explained how to set up and manage the mail server database securely using phpMyAdmin. Requirement: Install Postfix Mail Server and Dovecot with MariaDB – Part 1

Setup Postfix Mail Server in CentOS 7

How to Setup Postfix Mail Server and Dovecot with Database (MariaDB) Securely – Part 1

50 Comments

In this 3-article series we will discuss how to set up a Postfix mail server with antivirus and spam protection in a CentOS 7 box. Please note these instructions also works on other distributions

Setup SMTP Postfix Mail Server

How to Setup Postfix Mail Server (SMTP) using null-client Configuration – Part 9

4 Comments

Regardless of the many online communication methods that are available today, email remains a practical way to deliver messages from one end of the world to another, or to a person sitting in the

Setting Up Postfix Mail Server

Setting Up Email Services (SMTP, Imap and Imaps) and Restricting Access to SMTP – Part 7

22 Comments

A LFCE (Linux Foundation Certified Engineer​) is a trained professional who has the skills to install, manage, and troubleshoot network services in Linux systems, and is in charge of the design, implementation and ongoing

Install Network Services In Linux

LFCE: Installing Network Services and Configuring Automatic Startup at Boot – Part 1

48 Comments

A Linux Foundation Certified Engineer (LFCE) is prepared to install, configure, manage, and troubleshoot network services in Linux systems, and is responsible for the design and implementation of system architecture. Introducing The Linux Foundation

Post navigation
Older posts
1 2 Next →

Over 3,500,000+ Readers

Join TecMint on Facebook Follow TecMint on Twitter Join TecMint on LinkedIn Follow TecMint on Instagram Follow TecMint via RSS Feed Subscribe to TecMint Newsletter
A Beginners Guide To Learn Linux for Free [with Examples]
Red Hat RHCSA/RHCE 8 Certification Study Guide [eBooks]
Linux Foundation LFCS and LFCE Certification Study Guide [eBooks]

Learn Linux Commands and Tools

Lolcat – A Command Line Tool to Output Rainbow Of Colors in Linux Terminal

3 Ways to List All Installed Packages in RHEL, CentOS and Fedora

Understanding Different Classifications of Shell Commands and Their Usage in Linux

NetHogs – Monitor Per Process Network Bandwidth Usage in Real Time

Discus – Show Colourised Disk Space Usage in Linux

How to Connect Wi-Fi from Linux Terminal Using Nmcli Command

Join TecMint Weekly Newsletter

If You Appreciate What We Do Here On TecMint, You Should Consider:

Support Us

Linux Server Monitoring Tools

All You Need To Know About Processes in Linux [Comprehensive Guide]

10 Tips On How to Use Wireshark to Analyze Packets in Your Network

iftop – A Real Time Linux Network Bandwidth Monitoring Tool

Limit CPU Usage of a Process in Linux with CPULimit Tool

Glances – An Advanced Real Time System Monitoring Tool for Linux

Block SSH Server Attacks (Brute Force Attacks) Using DenyHosts

Learn Linux Tricks & Tips

How to Check Timezone in Linux

How to Run MySQL/MariaDB Queries Directly from the Linux Command Line

3 Ways to Find Out Which Process Listening on a Particular Port

How to Count Number of Files and Subdirectories inside a Given Directory

How to Record and Replay Linux Terminal Sessions using ‘script’ and ‘scriptreplay’ Commands

How to Set or Change System Hostname in Linux

Best Linux Tools

Top 27 Tools for VMware Administrators

25 Outstanding Backup Utilities for Linux Systems in 2020

6 Best PDF Page Cropping Tools For Linux

The 5 Best Command Line Music Players for Linux

6 Best Email Clients for Linux Systems

16 Best Web Browsers I Discovered for Linux in 2020

  • Donate to TecMint
  • Contact Us
  • Advertise on TecMint
  • Linux Services
  • Copyright Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • Career
  • Sponsored Post
Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides © 2021. All Rights Reserved.

The material in this site cannot be republished either online or offline, without our permission.

Hosting Sponsored by : Linode Cloud Hosting

Scroll back to top