What does this bring compared to apt-get install-ing an established mail server like procmail or exim and configuring it to work as a relay for the local LAN?
What does this bring compared to apt-get install-ing an established mail server like procmail or exim and configuring it to work as a relay for the local LAN?
Offering a UI to quickly set it up.
Reading through exim docs has taken hours of my life and it still caused weird issues. Using software that works for setting up a multinational email server to make your homelab send messages to Gmail is a massive time sink and kind of ridiculous really.
I haven't tested the code myself, but I'd prefer a simple system with limitations over a complex system that can be configured for simple tasks.
For this very simple relay, there are lightweight alternative like msmtp.
https://packages.debian.org/trixie/msmtp
I think dma (https://github.com/corecode/dma) would work for this purpose and has a much easier config than exim.
setup wizard and web UI