Mail client optimized for self
A self-hosted webmail client for people who run a lot of addresses across a lot of domains. One list, one keyboard, one container.
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About Mail client optimized for self
A self-hosted webmail client for people who run a lot of addresses across a lot of domains. One list, one keyboard, one container. The script generates its own secrets, brings up Postgres and the app, and prints the address to open. Full instructions, environment variables and an upgrade path are in the README.
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