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mailglove

Accept inbound email on your domain and post it to an HTTP webhook.

Usage

docker run -p 25:25 -e DOMAIN=glove.example.com -e URL=https://requestb.in/1bcv6631 thingless/mailglove

  • DOMAIN is the domain you would like to receive email for. Your should add an A or MX record to your DNS pointing to the server you're running the docker container on.

  • URL is the url to post the parsed email to. The url can contain basic auth credentials. Example: https://user:password@requestb.in/1bcv6631

  • The email is parsed to JSON and posted to the webhook. You can find an example JSON body here.

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