Hello,
I have managed to have a working mailcow server runing, behind a nginx reverse proxy (I already had some services on the same server)
For the mailcow server to be reachable on 80 and 443 I put a .conf file for my nginx reverse proxy to redirect to the mailcow server for request on mail.domain.org.

But I can’t get any client to connect to the server (except SOGo, and Exchange-based Android clients). I was wondering if there is a port redirection for 993, 587, 143, etc. to add in the nginx .conf.d folder ?

My goal is to use the nextcloud web client, but I can’t manage to auth.
Where sould I start looking for clues ? Didn’t found much in devcot and postfix logs.

thx

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  • I reply to myself years after, better late than never:
    Just use the original mailcow nginx container, and put a .conf file in the proxy-conf folder of the main nginx reverse proxy and you’re done.

    https://mailcow.github.io/mailcow-dockerized-docs/post_installation/firststeps-rp/

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    https://mailcow.github.io/mailcow-dockerized-docs/post_installation/firststeps-rp/
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    NablaMetal I was wondering if there is a port redirection for 993, 587, 143, etc. to add in the nginx .conf.d folder ?

    Nginx is usually for web traffic only (80/443).

    NablaMetal Where sould I start looking for clues ? Didn’t found much in devcot and postfix logs.

    The logs of your reverse proxy and mailcow nginx.

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        I reply to myself years after, better late than never:
        Just use the original mailcow nginx container, and put a .conf file in the proxy-conf folder of the main nginx reverse proxy and you’re done.

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