MailRound
Simple tool to check the sending and receiving of e-mails.
You can use this tool to Check functionality of Mailservers (in and outgoing) If an error occurs during a connection check, the tool will inform you with the help of a webhook.
You can define Multiple Connections and which server send or recive the E-Mail. You can excatly define which server Send the test email and which should be received
Its also possible to use this tool on production Mailboxes. (The test E-mails are Automaticly deleted)
Use the docker-compose file to test this Application fast.
version: "3.2"
services:
mailround:
image: eieste/mailround:develop
environment:
MAILROUND_IN_IMAP_vps1_HOST: "examplemailserver.com"
MAILROUND_IN_IMAP_vps1_PORT: 143
MAILROUND_IN_IMAP_vps1_USE_SSL: true
MAILROUND_IN_IMAP_vps1_USERNAME: "accuontusername"
MAILROUND_IN_IMAP_vps1_PASSWORD: "randompassword"
MAILROUND_IN_IMAP_vps1_EMAIL: "test@example.com"
MAILROUND_OUT_SMTP_vps2_HOST: "examplemailserver.com"
MAILROUND_OUT_SMTP_vps2_PORT: 143
MAILROUND_OUT_SMTP_vps2_USE_SSL: true
MAILROUND_OUT_SMTP_vps2_USERNAME: "accuontusername"
MAILROUND_OUT_SMTP_vps2_PASSWORD: "randompassword"
MAILROUND_OUT_SMTP_vps2_EMAIL: "test@example.com"
MAILROUND_MAX_MAIL_RECEIVE_TIME: 60
MAILROUND_ROUND: vps2:vps1
MAILROUND_WEBHOOK_URL: "<FAAS>or<ROCKETCHAT> URL"
For more Assistance use my Documentation
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