🙁 that’s a shame, any other way to access a local IMAP/IMAPS port from outside the LAN please? Perhaps using a method similar to how the SoGo webmail client is able to achieve this(?)
I don’t want to send or receive emails: just read and delete from the server. I’d like to access these outside of the SoGo interface, and from outside the LAN (can already access inside the LAN).
Background: it’s just a dump of my old gmail mailbox, using the v useful sync jobs: https://docs.mailcow.email/post_installation/firststeps-sync_jobs_migration/ in mailcow/mailcow-dockerized
I’ve set up a Cloudflare tunnel to said ip address (say 192.168.8.5); can successfully access the MailCow & SoGo interfaces using the subdomain assigned (say mc.example.com), while mail clients (such as Thunderbird) are able to fetch emails when setup with the ip address of the Mailcow server(say 192.168.8.5:143)
But mail clients are unable to connect to the subdomain:port combo (say mc.example.com:993 or 143) as Cloudflare will not proxy IMAP/IMAPS (in the free tier anyway)