Iredmail Introduction

Iredmail is a set of GPL-released Shell scripts designed to fully install and configure Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/12489.html "> The components required for mail services, To ease the burden on the system administrator. It provides a basic command-line user interface (implemented using the dialog program) that allows a powerful mail server to be deployed within minutes (less than 3 minutes) by simply selecting the component he wants to use.

The mail-related packages used by Iredmail are software packages provided by the distribution.

Iredmail official Chinese Support forum Http://www.iredmail.org/bbs
Code Download Http://code.google.com/iredmail

Installation Requirements

Iredmail currently supports the following Ubuntu versions:

OS version Platform iredmail version ubuntu (LUICD, 10.04) 10.04 i386, AMD64 >= 0.6.1 Ubuntu (Karmic, 9.10) 9.10 i386, AMD64 & gt;= 0.5.0 Ubuntu (jaunty, 9.04) 9.04 i386, AMD64 >= 0.5.0 ubuntu (Hardy, 8.04 LTS) 8.04 TLS i386, AMD64 >= 0.5.0

At least 512MB of memory is required for deployment in production.

Downloading Ubuntu CD/DVD images via Http/ftp (http://www.debian.org/CD/http-ftp/)

Get ready

Hostname

The hostname mentioned here refers to the system hostname that is printed using the ' hostname-f ' command, for example:

$ hostname-f
Mail.example.com

Regardless of whether your Linux system is a public network server, we strongly recommend that you set up a suitable host name.

In the Ubuntu system, the host name setting involves two files:

1,/etc/hostname:hostname settings
2,/etc/hosts:hostname <=> IP address corresponding

Edit the/etc/hostname file with your familiar editor

$cat/etc/hostname
Mail

Edit/Hosts File

$cat hosts
127.0.0.1 mail.example.com mail localhost localhost.localdomain

Check FQDN name setting, hostname modification, must reboot machine to take effect

# hostname-f
Mail.example.com