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
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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.
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Single Sign On With Pingidentity
In this article we’ll discuss how to use SSO authentication against PingIdentity.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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).
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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!”).
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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.
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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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