change admin menu url to smtp-server
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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ a Python venv + separate services.
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drafts, search, keyboard shortcuts, conversation grouping, recipient autocomplete,
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filter-rule management, and PGP (OpenPGP encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify) and S/MIME
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(sign/verify) support per mailbox.
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- **Admin dashboard** (`/pymta-manager`) — manage domains, senders, mailboxes, DKIM
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- **Admin dashboard** (`/smtp-server`) — manage domains, senders, mailboxes, DKIM
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keys, IP whitelisting, TLS (self-signed/custom, or up to two simultaneous Let's
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Encrypt certificates — DNS-01 via Cloudflare/Route53/DigitalOcean/Google Cloud DNS, and
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HTTP-01 for domains you don't manage DNS for, optionally covering the server's own IP
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@@ -75,11 +75,11 @@ directory, it generates:
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on every subsequent start — back these up like any other secret (losing the mailstore
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master key makes all stored mail unrecoverable, even for admins).
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From there: log into `/pymta-manager`, add a domain (and complete its DNS ownership
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From there: log into `/smtp-server`, add a domain (and complete its DNS ownership
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verification), add a mailbox or sender, and you're sending/receiving. The bare `/` root
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redirects to the webmail login (`/webmail/login`) by default, since most visitors are
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mailbox owners, not admins — there's a "Login as Admin" link from there to
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`/pymta-manager`.
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`/smtp-server`.
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Default ports (all configurable in `settings.ini`): SMTP `25`, direct-TLS SMTP `465`,
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IMAP `143`, direct-TLS IMAP `993` — the real standard mail ports, so binding them
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