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E-Mails

E-mail addresses can be added as soon as the customer has at least one email-enabled domain sufficient resources assigned.

http://{your-ip-address}/froxlor
Email addresses overview

1. Addresses

To create an e-mail address, navigate to Email -> Adresses and click on Create email-address. Chose your username and select the corresponding domain as well as optionally specify this address as catchall address. An e-mail address without a forwader or account associated with it will not be able to either send or receive any emails.

http://{your-ip-address}/froxlor
Create email address

1.1 Catchall address

If enabled for an e-email address, all emails sent to unknown usernames of that domain will be delivered to that address. Note that there can only be one catchall-address defined per domain.

1.2 Options after adding

After successfully creating the email-address you will automatically be redirected to the edit form for this address. Here you can additionally create an actual account for the address, toggle the catchall-flag, adjust spam-levels (if enabled) and add email-forwarders. Creating accounts and forwarders require separate resources assigned to the user by the administrator/reseller.

http://{your-ip-address}/froxlor
Edit email address

2. Accounts

To add an email account, you first need to create an e-mail address or edit an existing one. From there (see graph above) you can click on Create account. Set a password and optionally (if enabled) the desired maximum diskspace allowed for this account (quota).

http://{your-ip-address}/froxlor
Create email account

2.1 Adding your account to an email client

NOTE

These settings can vary widely, if in doubt, please ask your system administrator / hosting provider for details.

The username required to log in to your account is the complete email address itself, e.g. test@demo.froxlor.org.

The type of account usually is IMAP, alternatively, POP3 is also supported. The ports for incoming and outgoing servers are always the default ones (143 for IMAP and 110 for POP3). Depending on the setup, you may use secure connection using SSL (Port 993 for IMAPs and 995 for POP3s).

By default, the incoming (IMAP/POP3) and outgoing (SMTP) server should be the domain from the browser address you are using to access froxlor (without http(s)😕/ and without any path/file information), for example demo.froxlor.org.

3. Forwarders

To add an email forwarder, you first need to create an e-mail address or edit an existing one. From there (see graph above) you can click on Create forwarder. Enter the destination email address to where emails sent to this address shall be forwarded to.

http://{your-ip-address}/froxlor
Create email forwarder

NOTE

In case the e-mail address has an active account and also forwarders, incoming e-mails will be delivered to both, the account and the specified forwarders.

4. Quota

An admin can assign a specific quota for e-email accounts to the customer. Regardless of the amount of resources assigned, the specified quota is the total amount of diskspace allowed to be used by any e-mail account of the customer. The customer can set the quota for each individual e-mail account up to the total of the allowed amount.

Quota for e-mail accounts can be set when creating the e-mail account or edited later on in the edit e-mail address form.

http://{your-ip-address}/froxlor
Edit email quota