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General Discussion / Expansion of the dnsys DNS Net...
Last post by Admin - Today at 08:44 AMTo further improve the stability, redundancy, and performance of our DNS network, we have deployed an additional nameserver in Finland hosted by Hetzner. This step is part of the ongoing development of the dnsys DNS network, which now provides a distributed infrastructure across multiple locations.
Benefits of the New Location
Geographic diversity: With the new site in Finland, our infrastructure is spread more evenly across Europe, reducing dependency on single regions.
Lower latency: Users in Northern Europe benefit from faster DNS response times, as queries can now be answered locally.
Additional redundancy: The new server complements existing locations and increases the overall reliability of the network.
Hetzner infrastructure: Hetzner provides reliable hardware, stable network peering, and cost-efficient connectivity, ideal for 24/7 DNS operation.
Relevance for the tux.re Forum
The tux.re forum now also leverages the dnsys network through the new Finnish server. This brings:
Faster DNS resolution in Scandinavia and Northern Europe
Higher security thanks to distributed DNS infrastructure
Improved stability even in case of regional outages
Outlook
With this step, dnsys continues the steady expansion of its DNS network. Additional locations are planned to increase global reach and ensure that services like the tux.re forum are optimally supported.
#2
General Discussion / Join the Free Software Foundat...
Last post by Admin - Sep 05, 2025, 10:46 AMThe Free Software Foundation (FSF) has been at the heart of the free software movement since 1985. It stands for software freedom, user rights, and the belief that everyone should have control over the technology they use. The FSF works tirelessly to promote free software, defend against proprietary lock-ins, and support projects that empower users worldwide.
By becoming a member of the FSF, you are not only supporting these important initiatives, but you're also joining a global community of people who care about digital freedom. Your membership directly helps fund campaigns, legal challenges, and advocacy efforts that make a real difference in protecting our digital rights.
Why should you join?
You'll be strengthening the movement for free software.
You'll help ensure that our voices are heard against corporate monopolies.
You'll be supporting the development and defense of essential free software.
You'll be part of a vibrant international community working towards a freer future.
If you value freedom, transparency, and the right to control your own computing, now is the time to act. Join the FSF and help shape a future where software serves the people, not corporations.
https://fsf.org/
#3
General Discussion / Re: New GNU Mirror in the UK (...
Last post by Admin - Sep 05, 2025, 03:17 AMHi everyone,
just a quick heads-up: A new Debian 13 (Trixie) server running a pure GNU/Linux setup will soon be going live at OVH's London data center. 🎉
The focus is on stability, privacy, and free software – fully aligned with the GNU philosophy.
Technical details coming soon – the server will be used for mirror.
just a quick heads-up: A new Debian 13 (Trixie) server running a pure GNU/Linux setup will soon be going live at OVH's London data center. 🎉
The focus is on stability, privacy, and free software – fully aligned with the GNU philosophy.
Technical details coming soon – the server will be used for mirror.
#4
General Discussion / Apology for UK Mirror Downtime...
Last post by Admin - Jun 30, 2025, 12:21 PMDear community,
We would like to sincerely apologize for the unexpected outage of our UK mirror earlier in June 2025. The downtime lasted longer than planned, and we understand the inconvenience this may have caused for users who rely on our services to access GNU software and updates.
The outage was related to a major system migration: our mirror infrastructure has now been migrated to OpenBSD. This change is aimed at significantly improving the security, maintainability, and long-term stability of the service.
The UK mirror is expected to be fully available again later today or by tomorrow at the latest.
We truly appreciate your patience during this transition and are confident that this migration will result in a more stable and secure mirror service moving forward.
If you have any questions or encounter any issues related to the migration, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you for your continued support!
We would like to sincerely apologize for the unexpected outage of our UK mirror earlier in June 2025. The downtime lasted longer than planned, and we understand the inconvenience this may have caused for users who rely on our services to access GNU software and updates.
The outage was related to a major system migration: our mirror infrastructure has now been migrated to OpenBSD. This change is aimed at significantly improving the security, maintainability, and long-term stability of the service.
The UK mirror is expected to be fully available again later today or by tomorrow at the latest.
We truly appreciate your patience during this transition and are confident that this migration will result in a more stable and secure mirror service moving forward.
If you have any questions or encounter any issues related to the migration, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you for your continued support!
#5
General Discussion / What Is GNU Software – and Wha...
Last post by Admin - Jun 12, 2025, 01:45 AMIntroduction
The GNU Project is one of the cornerstones of the free software movement. Initiated in 1983 by Richard Stallman, the goal of the GNU Project is to create a complete, free operating system — the GNU system — composed entirely of free software. This software guarantees essential user freedoms: to run, study, modify, and share the code.
One of the most prominent results of this effort is the GNU/Linux operating system — a combination of GNU system tools and the Linux kernel. To support the distribution of these tools, the GNU Project maintains public servers, including the widely used ftp.gnu.org. In this article, we explore what GNU software is, what qualifies as part of the GNU system, and what you'll find inside the /gnu directory on the GNU FTP server.
What Is GNU Software?
GNU software includes all programs officially developed or maintained under the GNU Project. It must meet the Free Software Definition as established by the Free Software Foundation (FSF). This means it grants users four essential freedoms:
The freedom to run the program for any purpose.
The freedom to study how the program works and modify it.
The freedom to redistribute exact copies.
The freedom to distribute modified versions.
Key Characteristics of GNU Software
Source Code Availability
GNU software is almost always distributed as source code, often accompanied by build scripts (configure, Makefile, etc.) to ensure it compiles easily across platforms.
Copyleft Licensing (GPL)
Most GNU packages are licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), which ensures derivative works remain free and open under the same license.
Modular Organization
GNU software is split into standalone packages — such as text editors, compilers, debuggers, utilities, and libraries — that can be used independently or together.
What's in the /gnu Directory?
The /gnu directory on ftp.gnu.org (and its mirrors) is the primary location where GNU releases are stored and distributed. It contains all official GNU software packages and their release archives.
Structure of /gnu
A typical listing might look like this:
/gnu/
bash/
coreutils/
emacs/
gcc/
make/
gawk/
...
Each subdirectory represents a single software package and includes:
Source tarballs (.tar.gz, .tar.xz, .tar.bz2)
Cryptographic signatures (.sig, .asc) for verifying downloads
Older versions (in old/ or releases/ subfolders)
Documentation like README, NEWS, and installation instructions
Common Examples
/gnu/bash/ – The GNU Bourne-Again SHell, a popular command shell.
/gnu/coreutils/ – Contains basic file, shell, and text utilities like ls, cp, mv, etc.
/gnu/emacs/ – A powerful, extensible text editor.
/gnu/gcc/ – The GNU Compiler Collection, supporting C, C++, Fortran, Ada, and more.
/gnu/gdb/ – The GNU Debugger.
/gnu/librejs/ – A browser extension that detects nonfree JavaScript.
Each of these is a self-contained project with its own release cycle and maintainers but follows the GNU guidelines and philosophy.
Why It Matters for Mirror Operators
Mirror operators who choose to replicate the /gnu directory play a key role in the free software ecosystem. By mirroring GNU software, they:
Help distribute software to a wider global audience.
Reduce load on the main ftp.gnu.org server.
Provide redundancy in case of outages or regional access issues.
Mirroring is typically done using rsync, for example:
rsync -av --delete rsync://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/ /your/local/mirror/gnu/
This ensures that your local mirror stays up to date with the latest software versions and security patches.
Further Resources
GNU Project Homepage: https://www.gnu.org
List of GNU Packages: https://www.gnu.org/software/software.html
GNU FTP Mirroring Info: https://www.gnu.org/prep/ftp.html
Free Software Definition: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
Conclusion
The /gnu directory on the GNU FTP servers is far more than just a software archive. It represents decades of community-driven development and commitment to digital freedom. Every piece of software in that directory is a building block of the GNU system — and of a broader vision where users are in control of their technology. Whether you're a developer, sysadmin, or just someone who values open systems, accessing or mirroring /gnu connects you directly to that mission.
The GNU Project is one of the cornerstones of the free software movement. Initiated in 1983 by Richard Stallman, the goal of the GNU Project is to create a complete, free operating system — the GNU system — composed entirely of free software. This software guarantees essential user freedoms: to run, study, modify, and share the code.
One of the most prominent results of this effort is the GNU/Linux operating system — a combination of GNU system tools and the Linux kernel. To support the distribution of these tools, the GNU Project maintains public servers, including the widely used ftp.gnu.org. In this article, we explore what GNU software is, what qualifies as part of the GNU system, and what you'll find inside the /gnu directory on the GNU FTP server.
What Is GNU Software?
GNU software includes all programs officially developed or maintained under the GNU Project. It must meet the Free Software Definition as established by the Free Software Foundation (FSF). This means it grants users four essential freedoms:
The freedom to run the program for any purpose.
The freedom to study how the program works and modify it.
The freedom to redistribute exact copies.
The freedom to distribute modified versions.
Key Characteristics of GNU Software
Source Code Availability
GNU software is almost always distributed as source code, often accompanied by build scripts (configure, Makefile, etc.) to ensure it compiles easily across platforms.
Copyleft Licensing (GPL)
Most GNU packages are licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), which ensures derivative works remain free and open under the same license.
Modular Organization
GNU software is split into standalone packages — such as text editors, compilers, debuggers, utilities, and libraries — that can be used independently or together.
What's in the /gnu Directory?
The /gnu directory on ftp.gnu.org (and its mirrors) is the primary location where GNU releases are stored and distributed. It contains all official GNU software packages and their release archives.
Structure of /gnu
A typical listing might look like this:
/gnu/
bash/
coreutils/
emacs/
gcc/
make/
gawk/
...
Each subdirectory represents a single software package and includes:
Source tarballs (.tar.gz, .tar.xz, .tar.bz2)
Cryptographic signatures (.sig, .asc) for verifying downloads
Older versions (in old/ or releases/ subfolders)
Documentation like README, NEWS, and installation instructions
Common Examples
/gnu/bash/ – The GNU Bourne-Again SHell, a popular command shell.
/gnu/coreutils/ – Contains basic file, shell, and text utilities like ls, cp, mv, etc.
/gnu/emacs/ – A powerful, extensible text editor.
/gnu/gcc/ – The GNU Compiler Collection, supporting C, C++, Fortran, Ada, and more.
/gnu/gdb/ – The GNU Debugger.
/gnu/librejs/ – A browser extension that detects nonfree JavaScript.
Each of these is a self-contained project with its own release cycle and maintainers but follows the GNU guidelines and philosophy.
Why It Matters for Mirror Operators
Mirror operators who choose to replicate the /gnu directory play a key role in the free software ecosystem. By mirroring GNU software, they:
Help distribute software to a wider global audience.
Reduce load on the main ftp.gnu.org server.
Provide redundancy in case of outages or regional access issues.
Mirroring is typically done using rsync, for example:
rsync -av --delete rsync://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/ /your/local/mirror/gnu/
This ensures that your local mirror stays up to date with the latest software versions and security patches.
Further Resources
GNU Project Homepage: https://www.gnu.org
List of GNU Packages: https://www.gnu.org/software/software.html
GNU FTP Mirroring Info: https://www.gnu.org/prep/ftp.html
Free Software Definition: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
Conclusion
The /gnu directory on the GNU FTP servers is far more than just a software archive. It represents decades of community-driven development and commitment to digital freedom. Every piece of software in that directory is a building block of the GNU system — and of a broader vision where users are in control of their technology. Whether you're a developer, sysadmin, or just someone who values open systems, accessing or mirroring /gnu connects you directly to that mission.
#6
General Discussion / Who Would You Want on Board?
Last post by Admin - Jun 12, 2025, 01:35 AMHey tux.re community! 🐧
As you know, tux.re isn't just another networking platform — it's a space where ideas, code, and open thinking come together. In this spirit, we sometimes like to imagine: who would we love to see join us here?
Two names that immediately come to mind are Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds — icons of the free software world. Stallman, the uncompromising freedom fighter, and Torvalds, the pragmatic architect who helped shape the backbone of modern computing.
Of course, we don't expect them to drop by (though... never say never 😉), but the real question is:
👉 Which hackers, developers, or open-source pioneers would you love to see on tux.re — or even invite to the platform?
Maybe a visionary from the Rust community? A kernel security expert flying under the radar? A quiet maintainer whose Git commits have kept the internet running smoothly for years?
Let's dream together — and maybe act on it. Because tux.re is built for exactly these kinds of minds: independent, passionate, and open to building the future.
Looking forward to your thoughts,
– the tux.re team
As you know, tux.re isn't just another networking platform — it's a space where ideas, code, and open thinking come together. In this spirit, we sometimes like to imagine: who would we love to see join us here?
Two names that immediately come to mind are Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds — icons of the free software world. Stallman, the uncompromising freedom fighter, and Torvalds, the pragmatic architect who helped shape the backbone of modern computing.
Of course, we don't expect them to drop by (though... never say never 😉), but the real question is:
👉 Which hackers, developers, or open-source pioneers would you love to see on tux.re — or even invite to the platform?
Maybe a visionary from the Rust community? A kernel security expert flying under the radar? A quiet maintainer whose Git commits have kept the internet running smoothly for years?
Let's dream together — and maybe act on it. Because tux.re is built for exactly these kinds of minds: independent, passionate, and open to building the future.
Looking forward to your thoughts,
– the tux.re team
#7
General Discussion / We are now tux.. .com – Lookin...
Last post by Admin - Jun 12, 2025, 12:32 AMWe're excited to announce that we've officially expanded — tux-network.com is live!
This marks a big step forward for our project. After months of preparation and behind-the-scenes work, including paying formation fees in London, we're now operating under a proper .com domain. This gives us a broader, more professional presence while staying true to the spirit of community-driven infrastructure.
Our goals remain open and collaborative:
Build and support free and privacy-focused services
Offer short URLs via tux.wf
Provide free subdomains with dynamic DNS on tux.re and tux.wf
Help others self-host with tools like Nextcloud, Postfix, Dovecot, Apache, and BIND
We believe that the internet should be shaped by those who use it — and that's where you come in.
👉 We're actively looking for partners and contributors:
Developers
Sysadmins
Designers
Community managers
Anyone passionate about open infrastructure and freedom online
Whether you want to help run services, suggest new ideas, or simply use what we offer — you're welcome here.
Let's grow this network together. Join us on the forum, or reach out directly if you're interested in collaborating.
– The tux.re team
This marks a big step forward for our project. After months of preparation and behind-the-scenes work, including paying formation fees in London, we're now operating under a proper .com domain. This gives us a broader, more professional presence while staying true to the spirit of community-driven infrastructure.
Our goals remain open and collaborative:
Build and support free and privacy-focused services
Offer short URLs via tux.wf
Provide free subdomains with dynamic DNS on tux.re and tux.wf
Help others self-host with tools like Nextcloud, Postfix, Dovecot, Apache, and BIND
We believe that the internet should be shaped by those who use it — and that's where you come in.
👉 We're actively looking for partners and contributors:
Developers
Sysadmins
Designers
Community managers
Anyone passionate about open infrastructure and freedom online
Whether you want to help run services, suggest new ideas, or simply use what we offer — you're welcome here.
Let's grow this network together. Join us on the forum, or reach out directly if you're interested in collaborating.
– The tux.re team
#8
General Discussion / 🎉 Short URL Service Online — M...
Last post by Admin - Jun 04, 2025, 02:12 PMWe are excited to announce that the Short URL service is now live on https://tux.wf!
You can immediately begin creating custom short links. It's fast, simple, and privacy-friendly.
But that's just the beginning.
Over the next few days, we will be rolling out a set of powerful new features designed to give users more control over their online presence:
🔧 Subdomain Management & PowerDNS Integration
Our upcoming subdomain service will allow users to register and manage subdomains directly under *.tux.wf. This system is being built on PowerDNS with a MySQL backend, enabling scalable, programmable DNS management.
We're also working on interoperability with the dnsys.org network and existing BIND-based setups. This will make it possible to integrate your tux.wf subdomain with external DNS zones, dynamic updates, and distributed DNS mirrors.
🖼� Anonymous Image Hosting
A new image host is under development that will allow anonymous and registered users to upload images easily, with optional expiration and privacy settings. This service is aimed to be lightweight, fast, and script-friendly — perfect for users who want a simple way to share images without relying on corporate platforms.
📝 Pastebin with Access Codes
We're also finalizing our Pastebin service. Each paste will support titles, editing, and an optional access code to protect sensitive content. Users will be able to manage their pastes securely from their dashboard.
All services will be available through a unified interface at https://tux.wf, with focus on:
Simplicity
User control
Privacy and data minimalism
Thanks for your support — and stay tuned as we continue building!
Admin
You can immediately begin creating custom short links. It's fast, simple, and privacy-friendly.
But that's just the beginning.
Over the next few days, we will be rolling out a set of powerful new features designed to give users more control over their online presence:
🔧 Subdomain Management & PowerDNS Integration
Our upcoming subdomain service will allow users to register and manage subdomains directly under *.tux.wf. This system is being built on PowerDNS with a MySQL backend, enabling scalable, programmable DNS management.
We're also working on interoperability with the dnsys.org network and existing BIND-based setups. This will make it possible to integrate your tux.wf subdomain with external DNS zones, dynamic updates, and distributed DNS mirrors.
🖼� Anonymous Image Hosting
A new image host is under development that will allow anonymous and registered users to upload images easily, with optional expiration and privacy settings. This service is aimed to be lightweight, fast, and script-friendly — perfect for users who want a simple way to share images without relying on corporate platforms.
📝 Pastebin with Access Codes
We're also finalizing our Pastebin service. Each paste will support titles, editing, and an optional access code to protect sensitive content. Users will be able to manage their pastes securely from their dashboard.
All services will be available through a unified interface at https://tux.wf, with focus on:
Simplicity
User control
Privacy and data minimalism
Thanks for your support — and stay tuned as we continue building!
Admin
#9
General Discussion / We’re Now an Official GNU Mirr...
Last post by Admin - Jun 04, 2025, 12:09 PMDear Community,
We're excited to announce that our server ftp.gnu.org.uk has been added to the GNU mirror list! 🎊
This means we're now part of the global infrastructure that helps ensure free software is available and accessible to everyone — and we're genuinely proud of that.
A huge thank-you to the GNU team led by Dr. Richard Stallman (stallman.org), whose decades of work have made an incredible impact on the IT world.
Without GNU, much of the foundation for modern open-source software simply wouldn't exist.
It's an honor for us to contribute in our own small way by hosting this important project.
Best regards,
Admin
We're excited to announce that our server ftp.gnu.org.uk has been added to the GNU mirror list! 🎊
This means we're now part of the global infrastructure that helps ensure free software is available and accessible to everyone — and we're genuinely proud of that.
A huge thank-you to the GNU team led by Dr. Richard Stallman (stallman.org), whose decades of work have made an incredible impact on the IT world.
Without GNU, much of the foundation for modern open-source software simply wouldn't exist.
It's an honor for us to contribute in our own small way by hosting this important project.
Best regards,
Admin
#10
General Discussion / PostfixAdmin: Centralized Emai...
Last post by Admin - Jun 02, 2025, 07:24 PMIn today's digital landscape, email remains one of the most essential communication tools for organizations. Managing your own email server brings advantages such as data privacy, independence, and flexibility, but also introduces some complexity. PostfixAdmin is a powerful, web-based application specifically designed to simplify the administration of Postfix-based email servers.
What is PostfixAdmin?
PostfixAdmin is a PHP-based web interface that allows administrators to manage virtual domains, email users, and aliases for a Postfix mail server. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface so you don't have to manage email accounts solely via command-line.
Core Features of PostfixAdmin
Virtual Domain Management
PostfixAdmin lets you manage multiple email domains from a single interface—ideal for organizations with several departments, locations, or customer domains.
Mailbox & Alias Management
Admins can create, update, and delete mailboxes (e.g. user@example.com) and aliases (e.g. support@domain.tld → team@domain.tld) with ease.
Quota Management
You can define storage limits for mailboxes to optimize server resources and avoid storage overload.
Web-Based Interface
The interface is user-friendly and can be used even by admins with limited technical knowledge. Multiple administrator accounts with different permissions are supported.
User Self-Service Options
Users can optionally change their own passwords or set vacation messages (auto-responders), depending on the configuration.
MySQL/MariaDB Backend
All configuration data is stored in a relational database, making it easy to back up, scale, and integrate with other systems.
Security Features
PostfixAdmin supports encrypted passwords (SHA256, MD5, etc.), optional two-factor authentication (2FA via plugins), and secure HTTPS access through Apache or Nginx.
Benefits for Organizations
Centralized Management: One web interface to manage many domains and users reduces complexity and saves time.
Scalability: Suitable for small teams up to large organizations or hosting providers with multiple customers.
Free & Open Source: No license fees, full transparency, and no vendor lock-in.
Automation & Integration: SQL-based backend allows for integration with automation tools or external user management systems.
Data Privacy & Control: All email data stays on your own servers—no third-party involvement.
Typical Setup
A typical PostfixAdmin-based email server setup may include:
Postfix: For mail transfer (SMTP)
Dovecot: For IMAP/POP3 access to mailboxes
MariaDB/MySQL: Database for domain, user, and alias management
PostfixAdmin: For admin interface
Roundcube or RainLoop: Optional webmail for end-users
SpamAssassin, Amavis, ClamAV: For spam and virus filtering
Conclusion
PostfixAdmin is a robust and versatile tool that helps organizations efficiently manage their email infrastructure. Paired with Postfix and Dovecot, it forms a complete, secure, and scalable email server stack. For any organization seeking privacy, autonomy, and easy administration, PostfixAdmin is a highly recommended solution.
✉️ PostfixAdmin Email Solution for Your Domain
We offer a complete email hosting setup based on PostfixAdmin, tailored specifically for your domain and organization's needs.
✅ What's Included:
Centralized email management with PostfixAdmin (user accounts, aliases, forwarding, quotas)
Custom domain email addresses (e.g. @yourcompany.com)
Full access via IMAP, POP3, SMTP, and optional webmail (e.g. Roundcube)
User-friendly web interface for managing mailboxes and settings
🔐 Security & Reliability Options:
Depending on your organization's size and needs, we also provide:
Redundant DNS services
DDoS protection (Layer 3–7) for email and DNS infrastructure
TLS encryption for secure email transport
Geo-redundant servers (optional)
💰 Starting at just a few dollars per month
Our services are affordable, with plans starting from just a few dollars/euros per month – depending on your required capacity and security level.
📞 Get in Touch
Whether you're a small organization, nonprofit, or growing business – we're happy to provide a reliable, secure email infrastructure tailored to your domain.
tuxmail.org
What is PostfixAdmin?
PostfixAdmin is a PHP-based web interface that allows administrators to manage virtual domains, email users, and aliases for a Postfix mail server. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface so you don't have to manage email accounts solely via command-line.
Core Features of PostfixAdmin
Virtual Domain Management
PostfixAdmin lets you manage multiple email domains from a single interface—ideal for organizations with several departments, locations, or customer domains.
Mailbox & Alias Management
Admins can create, update, and delete mailboxes (e.g. user@example.com) and aliases (e.g. support@domain.tld → team@domain.tld) with ease.
Quota Management
You can define storage limits for mailboxes to optimize server resources and avoid storage overload.
Web-Based Interface
The interface is user-friendly and can be used even by admins with limited technical knowledge. Multiple administrator accounts with different permissions are supported.
User Self-Service Options
Users can optionally change their own passwords or set vacation messages (auto-responders), depending on the configuration.
MySQL/MariaDB Backend
All configuration data is stored in a relational database, making it easy to back up, scale, and integrate with other systems.
Security Features
PostfixAdmin supports encrypted passwords (SHA256, MD5, etc.), optional two-factor authentication (2FA via plugins), and secure HTTPS access through Apache or Nginx.
Benefits for Organizations
Centralized Management: One web interface to manage many domains and users reduces complexity and saves time.
Scalability: Suitable for small teams up to large organizations or hosting providers with multiple customers.
Free & Open Source: No license fees, full transparency, and no vendor lock-in.
Automation & Integration: SQL-based backend allows for integration with automation tools or external user management systems.
Data Privacy & Control: All email data stays on your own servers—no third-party involvement.
Typical Setup
A typical PostfixAdmin-based email server setup may include:
Postfix: For mail transfer (SMTP)
Dovecot: For IMAP/POP3 access to mailboxes
MariaDB/MySQL: Database for domain, user, and alias management
PostfixAdmin: For admin interface
Roundcube or RainLoop: Optional webmail for end-users
SpamAssassin, Amavis, ClamAV: For spam and virus filtering
Conclusion
PostfixAdmin is a robust and versatile tool that helps organizations efficiently manage their email infrastructure. Paired with Postfix and Dovecot, it forms a complete, secure, and scalable email server stack. For any organization seeking privacy, autonomy, and easy administration, PostfixAdmin is a highly recommended solution.
✉️ PostfixAdmin Email Solution for Your Domain
We offer a complete email hosting setup based on PostfixAdmin, tailored specifically for your domain and organization's needs.
✅ What's Included:
Centralized email management with PostfixAdmin (user accounts, aliases, forwarding, quotas)
Custom domain email addresses (e.g. @yourcompany.com)
Full access via IMAP, POP3, SMTP, and optional webmail (e.g. Roundcube)
User-friendly web interface for managing mailboxes and settings
🔐 Security & Reliability Options:
Depending on your organization's size and needs, we also provide:
Redundant DNS services
DDoS protection (Layer 3–7) for email and DNS infrastructure
TLS encryption for secure email transport
Geo-redundant servers (optional)
💰 Starting at just a few dollars per month
Our services are affordable, with plans starting from just a few dollars/euros per month – depending on your required capacity and security level.
📞 Get in Touch
Whether you're a small organization, nonprofit, or growing business – we're happy to provide a reliable, secure email infrastructure tailored to your domain.
tuxmail.org
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