Is Mailcow right for my purposes (limit sending & receiving to one domain)

papirnac

Hi!

I’m currently searching for a “lightweight” mailserver.

The “must have” feature I need is to limit both, sending to and receiving from to just one single domain.

Is this possible / if yes, could you point me to a how to?

Thx!

D4niel

papirnac I’m currently searching for a “lightweight” mailserver.

Mailcow is the exact opposite of lightweigt. It’s a whole groupware solution.

papirnac The “must have” feature I need is to limit both, sending to and receiving from to just one single domain.

Limit what? The amount of mails? The size of mails? One domain on the internet or a domain of yours?

papirnac

D4niel Thank you for your answer.
My term lightweigt was wrong, it was meant in a way of “easy to setup” (for one with MSEx-background 😉

The limit is that mail should be restricted to be send out only to one domain “post-intern.de”
and received only from that identical domain “post-intern.de”.

So the user1@post-intern.de is restricted to send to “user1-x”@post-intern.de and should only receive mails from these users.

alportela

Hello, did you manage to get this done?

papirnac

alportela Finally I decided for going with a service provider. They set it up according to my needs.

alportela

opensource?

papirnac

No, managed service: https://storage-base.de/services/managed-mailcow

alportela

oh i see. Thanks.
I am trying to figure it out this simple thing, but I cant get to work.
bummer

alportela

Successfully Configured Email Filtering

For those looking to allow sending and receiving emails to and from specific domains, follow these steps:

Navigate to:
System > Configuration > Global Filter Maps > Regex Maps

Add the desired domains using appropriate regex patterns.

Add
Envelope Sender Blacklist
global_smtp_from_blacklist.map
/^[\w.-]+@(?!domain1.com$|domain2.com$).+/i

Recipient Blacklist
global_rcpt_blacklist.map
/^[\w.-]+@(?!domain1.com$|domain2.com$).+/i