Mailcow is a nice integrated email bundle. Piler 1.8.3 supports authenticating against mailcow. Follow the below steps to enable.
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Mailcow Support
Importing Legacy Emails From O365
Microsoft 365 (formerly office365) is a popular email service provider. It’s often a requirement to archive the legacy emails already in o365.
Single Sign On With Pingidentity
In this article we’ll discuss how to use SSO authentication against PingIdentity.
Saml 2.0 Authentication With Keycloak
In this article we’ll discuss how to authenticate users against a SAML 2.0 SSO service. We’ll use Keycloak in this example as the SAML 2 provider.
Exporting Emails
It’s often a requirement to retrieve a huge number of emails from the archive. The export feature allows you to do that in an asynchronous way.
Archiving At Scale
Large organizations with several thousands of employees are challenged to archive several hundreds of TBs of data or even more. In this post we’ll setup a distributed environment where the load is spread among several nodes.
Protecting Piler With A Waf
If you use traefik for piler to provide a https certificate, then you are just minutes away to protect piler with a Web Application Firewall (WAF).
Redact Feature
The upcoming release of 1.8.1 introduces the redact feature. It allows you to replace certain words or phrases with a predefined text (“!REDACTEDTEXT!”).
Permission Profiles
The upcoming release of 1.8.1 introduces the permission profiles feature. It allows you to fine tune what users are able to do in the archive.
Caution External Email
The Exchange OWA, Google mail and others have a nice feature of warning you if the email has come from outside of the company. In that case they display a warning or label the email that “Dear user, please be careful with this email”.
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