Mail Node

My Control community entity
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mailcow

Currently mailcow is used in the Email Node by default in your Private Cyberspace (assuming you are an average home user).

Your application integrator should have your Email Node set up with usable defaults, so you should NOT need to touch it unless you are not satisfy with the result.

2

Default DNSBL

The following are some DNSBLs available in your Private Cyberspace:

  1. bip.virusfree.cz
  2. bl.blocklist.de
  3. bl.ipv6.spameatingmonkey.net
  4. bl.score.senderscore.com
  5. bl.spamcop.net ^
  6. bl.spameatingmonkey.net
  7. combined.abuse.ch ^
  8. dbl.spamhaus.org
  9. dnsbl.sorbs.net ^
  10. dwl.dnswl.org
  11. ebl.msbl.org
  12. email.rspamd.com
  13. fresh15.spameatingmonkey.net
  14. ix.dnsbl.manitu.net
  15. list.dnswl.org
  16. multi.surbl.org ^
  17. multi.uribl.com
  18. rep.mailspike.net
  19. uribl.rspamd.com
  20. uribl.spameatingmonkey.net
  21. zen.spamhaus.org ^

^ turned on by default

3

Additional Servers

Some open source servers that can be added to the Mail Node to complement mailcow.

1. Web Mail

2. Encrypted Synchronisation

4

Receiving Emails in Cloud Services

Cloud Services can send legitimate incoming emails to junk or spam email folders.vSome of the following tricks might help in whitelisting those emails.

  1. Add the FROM email address into your address book to indicate that you know about the sender.
  2. Move email into your PRIMARY inbox.