Kmail is a lightweight mail server solution written in Kotlin. Instead of packing together the same bundle of software, Kmail instead implements all of these services from the ground up.
Warning
Kmail is incomplete and under active development!
docker pull ghcr.io/lost-illusi0n/kmail:master
- map ports
143,110,587,25 - add volumes that contain your
kmail.tomland anything else used by Kmail (e.g., certificates)
For a smooth experience, you will need to:
- configure the kmail.toml file
- create an accounts file (e.g.
accounts.kmail), and set it in the kmail config.- each account is line seperated. account format is:
[email] [password-argon2-hash]
- each account is line seperated. account format is:
- generate certificates (a self-signed example is documented here)
Kmail is built and managed with Gradle. There is a root gradle project called kmail-mailserver in the mailserver directory. All further instructions assume this is your working directory.
./gradlew build will build the mail server, including each module.
Kmail exposes standalone libraries for IMAP, SMTP, and POP3. They should be treated as standalone libraries and stay separate from Kmail internals.
Contributions are welcome, however due to the very early stage of development, please open an issue first discussing anything you would like to add or change.
This project is published under the MIT license.