PROJECTS

Open a new tab and type about:config in the address bar
In the search box type: browser.urlbar.update2.engineAliasRefresh
Click on the little + symbol on the right. This is what it should look like after you pressed it: boolean true value after pressing plus sign
Go to firefox Settings → Search. Or enter this in the address bar: about:preferences#search
In the “Search Shortcuts” section you should notice a new “add” button. search add button
Press the add button and fill in the name, search engine url and a keyword(optional). Example: https://search.rothitguy.pro/search?q=%s
Go to the “Default Search Engine” section and select the engine you just added.
Enjoy!

1. ACME (Let’s Encrypt Certificates):

   • Function: Automatically generates and renews SSL/TLS certificates from Let’s Encrypt.
   • Benefit: Ensures secure HTTPS connections without manual certificate management, enhancing security and user trust.

2. ClamAV:

   • Function: Provides antivirus scanning to detect and remove malware from emails.
   • Benefit: Protects against email-borne threats, ensuring safer email communication. (Optional)

3. Dovecot:

   • Function: An IMAP and POP3 server for retrieving and storing email.
   • Benefit: Facilitates access to email from various clients and devices with robust support for different mail protocols.

4. MariaDB:

   • Function: A database server to store user information, email settings, and other data.
   • Benefit: Ensures efficient data management and quick retrieval, essential for large-scale email operations.

5. Memcached:

   • Function: Provides caching for the SOGo webmail interface.
   • Benefit: Improves the performance and speed of the webmail experience by caching frequently accessed data.

6. Netfilter:

   • Function: Similar to Fail2ban, it integrates with Mailcow to prevent unauthorized access and brute-force attacks.
   • Benefit: Enhances server security by blocking suspicious activities and protecting user accounts.

7. Nginx:

   • Function: A high-performance web server used for serving the Mailcow user interface and managing HTTP(S) traffic.
   • Benefit: Provides a stable, secure, and fast interface for managing email accounts and settings.

8. Oletools via Olefy:

   • Function: Analyzes Microsoft Office documents for embedded threats like macros.
   • Benefit: Adds an extra layer of security by scanning office documents for potential malware.

9. PHP:

   • Function: The scripting language used for most web-based functionalities in Mailcow.
   • Benefit: Powers dynamic content and interactions on the Mailcow web interface, making it responsive and feature-rich.

10. Postfix:

    • Function: A mail transfer agent (MTA) for sending and receiving emails.
    • Benefit: Handles the core email traffic, ensuring reliable delivery and receipt of emails.

11. Redis:

    • Function: Used for storing spam information, DKIM keys, and other ephemeral data.
    • Benefit: Enhances performance and speeds up data retrieval processes.

12. Rspamd:

    • Function: A fast, modular, and effective spam filtering system.
    • Benefit: Automatically learns to identify spam, improving email security and user experience by reducing unwanted emails.

13. SOGo:

    • Function: A webmail client that also provides calendaring and address book functionalities (CalDAV and CardDAV).
    • Benefit: Offers a modern, integrated interface for accessing emails, calendars, and contacts from any device.

14. Solr:

    • Function: Provides full-text search capabilities for IMAP connections.
    • Benefit: Allows for quick and efficient searching of emails, enhancing user productivity. (Optional)

15. Unbound:

    • Function: A DNS server that checks DNSSEC and provides DNS resolution.
    • Benefit: Ensures secure and efficient DNS queries, contributing to the overall security of the email server.

16. Watchdog:

    • Function: Monitors the health of Mailcow containers.
    • Benefit: Ensures that all services are running smoothly and provides alerts if any issues arise.

The heart of Mailcow is its graphical web interface, the Mailcow UI. It centralizes all settings and administrative tasks, allowing users to easily manage their email server through a user-friendly dashboard. Key features include:

• • DKIM and ARC Support: Simplifies the generation and management of DKIM and ARC keys for email authentication.
  • Black and White Lists: Manage domain and user-specific blacklists and whitelists to control email flow.
  • Spam Score Management: Customize spam filtering settings for each user, including options to reject, flag, or greylist spam.
  • Temporary Spam Aliases: Allow users to create temporary aliases to avoid spam.
  • Email Tagging and Sorting: Prepend tags to email subjects or move emails to specific folders based on user-defined rules.
  • TLS Enforcement: Users can toggle TLS settings for secure email transmission.
  • SOGo ActiveSync: Allows users to reset caches on ActiveSync devices for troubleshooting sync issues.
  • IMAPSync: Automates the migration or periodic retrieval of remote mailboxes.
  • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Supports Yubikey OTP, WebAuthn USB, and TOTP for enhanced account security.
  • Whitelist Hosts: Specify hosts to forward mail to Mailcow.
  • Quarantine System: Manage and review quarantined emails for potential threats.
  • Antivirus Scanning: Includes macro scanning in Office documents for comprehensive protection.
  • Basic Monitoring: Integrated monitoring tools to track server performance and health.