From Zero to a mail server with Postfix Dovecot and Roundcube installed in less than half an hour

When setting up mail servers in the past, the longest part has always been creating the configuration files for each of the services. I had a look around for a script, but could only find ones for Debian, so I decided to take one of them and convert it for Centos 6. I prefer running Centos because of how long the support for it is, which then makes there be less chance of any updates breaking the server. There are probably still some bugs in the script, but it is finally at a stage where it can successfully set up the services on a Centos 6 minimal install.

The script is at:

[prabinav]

I configure a mail server with postfix, dovecot...It works locally ..Also received outside mail...but when I try to send to outside mail like gmail it did not work..I checked maillog and it going to help

[factcheck]

Hello there, the script does install postfixadmin, but not roundcube, also courios to know why the video stops when configuration in the postfix need to be done? So what is the next step? People should hire you to complete the setup?

[OnlyKnowsGod]

today i tried this and it didnt work i was using cento 7. any ideas?

[milevyo]

Very interesting, but no offense, your screen is a mess (transparency, true blue color on balck terminal, ...) it's a pain to follow. but still a good job.