To provide some details that might not be immediately obvious, this is a piece of software that takes care of installing and setting up the various pieces one would use to run (in my opinion) the ideal mail system: Postfix, Dovecot, MySQL/PostgreSQL, OpenLDAP, spam filtering, webmail, etc.
All of the software is, of course, open-source/free software but the iRedMail-Pro "management" application is what you are paying for (there is also a free version w/ less features). You can certainly implement everything yourself from scratch without paying for it.
I'm not a customer and have not used it although I did look into it a while back. The few people I asked who had used it were satisfied with what they received for the price. YMMV.
Note: someone claiming to be the developer of this project left a comment on this thread, but has a new account apparently spam: his comment is dead. (Always browse with showdead turned on.)
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 29.2 ms ] threadAll of the software is, of course, open-source/free software but the iRedMail-Pro "management" application is what you are paying for (there is also a free version w/ less features). You can certainly implement everything yourself from scratch without paying for it.
I'm not a customer and have not used it although I did look into it a while back. The few people I asked who had used it were satisfied with what they received for the price. YMMV.
* iRedMail is a free, open source, mature, high quality mail server solution.
* It's under active development.
* We listen to our users, and respond quickly in our online support forum: http://www.iredmail.org/forum/
Yes, it does make our customers satisfied.
Interesting. I'm author of iRedMail project (Zhang Huangbin), and i'm a HN fan. :)
* iRedMail is a free, open source, mature, high quality mail server solution.
* It's under active development.
* We listen to our users, and respond quickly in our online support forum: http://www.iredmail.org/forum/
Yes, it does make our customers satisfied.
I saw this post, then registered an account to say something (I forgot my old account coz I read HN with RSS, not web).