OpenEFA Installer v1.x Now Available - Minimal Ubuntu Compatible

[ChrisDickens]

Hmmm. The GIT repo does appear to be gone, or switched to private at present.

https://github.com/openefaadmin/openefa-installer

Is there a pending re-base that necessitates a refresh from scratch?

[Carl Brunning]

i do have a copy of the git repo but waiting to get a answer on what going on
the git should have be openefa not openefaadmin so hope they doing that

if no answer by next week i give you me git link to the installer
but was waiting for the code fix for why spam email when release got lost

[mattch]

Well, it seems we are just being used to test the software. There was supposed to be a community edition and a paid version, but now there is only a paid version. Maybe they are part of the Trump organization .
However, I already have a Proxmox Mailgateway running, which works very well.

Maybe see you there.

Roger

Im looking at pmg too lol. I just dont think it can store ALL mails in quarantine for x days like efa does/did, you know both clean and spam.

[alexmateescu]

I am using PMG at the moment but i don't find it as intuitive as the old EFA. I also managed to install v 1.5.7 of OpenEFA but does not seem to be working.

[vk3heg]

Well, it seems we are just being used to test the software. There was supposed to be a community edition and a paid version, but now there is only a paid version. Maybe they are part of the Trump organization .
However, I already have a Proxmox Mailgateway running, which works very well.

Maybe see you there.

Roger

Im looking at pmg too lol. I just dont think it can store ALL mails in quarantine for x days like efa does/did, you know both clean and spam.

PMG doesn't store the email's unless they go into the "Spam Quarantine", that is also the *only* way to view the emails that pass through the system.
The people that write PMG won't add the feature to view *all/any* email's otherwise.

[technogenus]

storing all MAIL for the open view of the general IT technical team is the very first thing we disable in every EFA installation and is part of our strict EFA hardening protocols. It is great for initial testing and debugging... but would be extremely suspicious of any organization that allows open storage and viewing of all email through any system.