Hi,
is it possible to install mailcow on truenas scale via docker?
I tried some images from dockerhub but didn’t get it to work.
Sorry if this question sounds very stupid, I am new to this

Thanks in advance!

Its not a stupid idea, but since Mailcow is made for docker, and not yet for Kubernetes it wont be possible as of now.

Truenas scale uses K3s(kubernetes) for its ‘Apps’

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    yoyellow
    Well it is possible to launch docker apps, that’s why I am asking the question.
    But I am only be able to launch straight from dockerhub.
    And mailcow seems to be split up in multiple docker apps there I guess?
    Maybe you know which docker app to install to get the full package?

      Both docker and kubernetes use containers, the ones that are hosted by for example dockerhub.

      Running one container in kubernetes is easy, running a complete suite like mailcow requires alot of settings that arent tailorred for kubernetes at this time. So really, it wont be possible. earlier questions regarding this: mailcow community Icon Kubernetes

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      Hi, are there any reasons against migration of Mailcow to Kubernetes? At a first glance there are following issues: most obvious: docker-compose.yaml needs to be rewritten as Kubernetes config file. DBPASS, DBROOT and key.pem needs to be moved to Kubernetes secret store. Kubernetes network service
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      and also read the issues on git: GitHub Icon Issues · mailcow/mailcow-dockerized
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      Best would be to install a VM and then install mailcow on that VM

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