4.3.0

Note

• Requires Java 11

It can be compiled to Java 8 as well, but the java command line options in the systemd service file may need changes.

Changes

• Java 11 compatibility
• systemd service script instead of upstart

4.2.0

• Java 8 compatibility (Mozilla Rhino is bundled)
• Migration from Google Code to GitHub

4.1.1

Load balanced sending to smarthosts

4.1.0

Mireka can send all mails via another server (smarthost).

4.0.0

Mireka can run outside of a web application container. In relation to that, configuration is now in Javascript instead of XML. Debian package for Ubuntu for easier installation. Monitoring data can be sent to a Graphite server. Much improved documentation.

3.1.0

Sender Rewriting Scheme (SRS) was implemented for SPF-compatible forwarding. Mireka can be configured to send "delayed" DSN reports on temporary failures.

3.0.0

With the addition of the POP3 service for mail retrieval, Mireka is now a basic but complete standalone mail server. Other new features in this release: aliases, forward lists, and very simple mailing lists. The new POP3 importer imports mail on startup. This is useful for migration. TLS support is added to every service, except for outgoing SMTP connections.

2.1.0

This release is able to relay mail to different back-end servers depending on the recipient or recipients. It is possible that a single email with several recipients is relayed to more than one back-end server. This feature is required, for example, to easily integrate with the SubEtha mail list manager.

2.0.0

Now it can also be used as a standalone, send-only mail server. It uses file-system based mail queues.

1.1

A message submission agent (RFC 4409) proxy is added. Authentication is done by IP address or by name-password pair through SMTP authentication.