Moohoo everyone! Yeah, a August Update in September… kinda sus if you ask me! This time there are even some changes regarding the Update sources! So stay curious. Let’s start quite gently for the time being: Stable changes (stable branch) OAuth clients and app passwords are now accepted again for Cal/CardDav connections. #4685 by @FreddleSpl0it SOGo has been updated to 5.7.1 (Complete changelog here) receives in mailcow stack container version: mailcow/sogo:1.

Moohoo everyone! We’ve released an short update that improved the API and brings a new version of ClamAV (0.105.1). Note: The update to ClamAV 0.105.1 is recommended by ClamAV as a security update (See ClamAV Update article) Once again summarized what changes: The schema of the domain section of the API has been adjusted and improved. Automatic GitHub actions for building the latest container versions has been set up (currently not used productively).

Happy new day to you! Welcome to the new blog page. Some of you may have already stumbled across the site on Twitter or on Telegram in the last update announcement, but now here again officially! Built with the fast and beautiful Static Site Generator Hugo and the LoveIt Theme, this site can keep up with WordPress and even outperform it. What changes for all blog readers? Well, actually nothing. The only thing that changes is the URL (at least for now) instead of mailcow.

Moohoo everyone! It’s update time once again, a little later than before (I’ll get into that a bit later) but still packed with some changes: TFA Changes 2FA is now also possible for mailbox users in the UI (previously this was reserved for administrators). Also, it is now possible to enable multiple 2FA options for an account. Note: Only one is used, which is selected by the user. There is a nice new menu at to select the available 2FA options.

Moohoo everybody! Today we have put together a big fat update package for you again, which besides general container updates brings one big change: Docker Compose v2 support!!! But let’s start with the small stuff first: Minor changes ClamAV is now using version 0.105 (the latest at release time). Postfix has been updated to version 3.5.6. netfilter, acme, dockerapi, olefy, watchdog, unbound and phpfpm have been updated to Alpine Linux 3.

Hello all, Yesterday we received an important tip about a critical security vulnerability in mailcow (thanks again for that). It affects IMAPSYNC and gives access to administration rights in the mailcow UI and API. It is strongly recommended to install the update as soon as possible to prevent exploitation. As always please take a look at the GitHub Release: https://github.com/mailcow/mailcow-dockerized/releases/tag/2022-05d The update does not remove any important functionality from mailcow or IMAPSYNC!

2022-05c It´s us again again! This time we´ve published the 2022-05c Update which is a very small one. It changed the API a bit again. This time for security reasons. Head over to GitHub to see the full changelog: https://github.com/mailcow/mailcow-dockerized/releases/tag/2022-05c Stay healthy Niklas 2022-05b It´s us again! Today we have a small API Fix Update which focus mainly on the UI. As some of you reported the API Calls for Domains/Mailboxes don´t work anymore if there is no Tag set.

Yesterday we released the 2022-04 update (Moopril) which included a change in the NGINX configuration. During the same day we received a message that SOGo would not work since the update, more precisely the login. So we released an update yesterday evening around 23:00 (German summertime) which solves this problem in most cases. Please update your mailcow via the update.sh Script as soon as possible to use SOGo as usual again.

Moohoo everyone! The April update is here with a bunch of new stuff for your flawless E-Mail Flow. This month we have 3 component updates (ClamAV, SOGo and Rspamd) and a few minor fixes which are as follows: Major Changes We have updated SOGo in the mailcow stack to 5.5.1. Besides the SOGo fixes (see here) the mailcow database structure has been tweaked a bit to be ready for the upcoming 5.

Moohoo everyone! We have released an impromptu bug fix update that fixes a few minor bugs and graphical issues. These are only minor changes this time, but as the saying goes, “Every little bit helps”. We have moved the version footer back to the correct position. Faithful to the motto: Stay were you are! We have improved the release tag handling with the version footer. The backup and restore script now uses Debian Bullseye instead of Buster.