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@fell @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected]
#Podman ?
Ok, sorry. Try https://www.pgadmin.org/. You'll still have to run the database yourself before you can administer it with pgAdmin, tho. So get used to apt/yum/dnf/docker/podman/etc.
@nerdeiro @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected]
Thanks, but what I really meant was something for the entire server like Plesk was. I'll definitely take a look at pgAdmin, but I mainly need something that takes the pain out of E-Mail server configuration. And of course, some Web and Database stuff would be nice. I used to use ISPConfig a few years ago, I wonder if it has improved. π€
@fell @nerdeiro @selfhosted https://mailcow.email
@lamp @fell @selfhosted Yup. I higly recommend. Mailcow is what I use for my own e-mails.