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Tagged “inbuxa”
8 articles
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Your Mail Is Portable. Your Account Isn't.
Every piece of a mail account already has an open format, and you can take all of them with you. What you can't take is the account itself, meaning which folder was Sent, which filter was running and what you sign your…
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Why Coffey Labs Is an LLC Now
On October 5 Coffey Labs became Coffey Labs LLC, an Arizona company that owns the projects it maintains. Why I did it, why it had to be now, and what it does and doesn't change for anyone running the software.
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How I Accidentally Released Self-Hosted Thundermail
I read Mozilla's Thundermail FAQ and realized I'd already built the self-hosted kind. Same Stalwart foundation, opposite ends of the problem, and a chart I made to calm down.
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inbuxa, Ten Days In
Ten days ago I said why inbuxa exists. This is what it has done since: a migration tool you can download, the compliance features people hosting mail for others actually need, my own mail on a cluster, and a demo you…
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How Email Got Hard, and How inbuxa Makes It Easier
Email is a simple idea buried under forty years of layers, each optional on paper and mandatory in practice. inbuxa can't make it simple again, but it can make it right by default.
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Six Days Without GitHub: What inbuxa Became Anyway
On the day inbuxa launched, GitHub suspended my account and everything under it, without notice or a reason. Six days later the code lives on hardware I run, production mail runs on a three-node inbuxa cluster, and the…
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INBUXA Is Here: Why I Forked a Mail Server I Genuinely Admire
Yesterday I gave you a name and nothing else. Today the curtain goes up. INBUXA is a mail and collaboration server, its console and its webmail, built as one suite with every feature in the install — and this is the…
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Something Is Coming
I've been sitting on something for a while now. It has a name and a website with almost nothing on it, and I can't tell you anything else yet. That's on purpose.