How to set up a similar server?

Madmail (this software) is designed to work easily on all Debian, Ubuntu, and similar distributions.

Given the state of the internet, each Madmail server can act as a source and provide the program binary to others.

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Installation command (first time):

The command below is designed for simple installation that only needs an IP and open ports:

wget http://185.164.73.241/madmail && chmod +x madmail && sudo ./madmail install --simple && sudo systemctl start madmail

When running the above command, you will be asked some questions. For example on this server, I entered the server IP for both options:

Primary domain (e.g., example.org) [example.org]: 185.164.73.241
Public IP address (for DNS and registration) [127.0.0.1]: 185.164.73.241

Language option:

You can set the web frontend language during installation using the --lang flag:

sudo ./madmail install --simple --lang ru    # Russian
sudo ./madmail install --simple --lang fa    # Farsi
sudo ./madmail install --simple --lang en    # English (default)

Note: For more complex installations, run without simple option: sudo ./madmail install

Update command:

To update an existing server, use this command:

sudo madmail update http://185.164.73.241/madmail

This command downloads the binary (max 100MB), verifies its digital signature, stops the service, replaces the binary, and restarts automatically. Works with both HTTP and HTTPS URLs.