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  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5. Announcing ihasmail: a JMAP Webmail Built for Stalwart

    Mail, calendar, contacts, files and a visual Sieve builder — one JMAP protocol, credentials never in the browser. AGPL-3.0, runs in a container, ships with a mock server so you can try it without touching real mail..

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