Fix documentation

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TheGreatRambler 2022-07-18 01:17:00 -05:00
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Your new mailserver is most useful when paired with a email client supporting SMTPS and POP3. Gmail has been tested to work but other clients likely work
1. Open `See all settings` on Gmail and navigate to `Accounts and import`
![Gmail account settings](images/settings.png)
2. Click `Add another email address` and fill out the forms.
Uncheck `Treat as an alias`
2. Click `Add another email address` and fill out the form. Uncheck `Treat as an alias`
![Add email settings](images/add_email.png)
3. Configure using the desired user on the mailserver, like the admin user you entered earlier
![Enter mailserver](images/send_mail.png)
4. SSH into your mailserver
Check the mail using `runuser -l user -c 'mail'` with the user you entered. Enter the number of the most recent email from `Gmail Team` and search for `Confirmation code: XXXXXXXXX` in the body of the email. Copy that code and enter it into the dialog on the Gmail client. Exit `mail` by pressing q twice and pressing Enter.
4. SSH into your mailserver. Check the mail using `runuser -l user -c 'mail'` with the user you entered. Enter the number of the most recent email from `Gmail Team` and search for `Confirmation code: XXXXXXXXX` in the body of the email. Copy that code and enter it into the dialog on the Gmail client. Exit `mail` by pressing q twice and pressing Enter.
5. Disable `Always reply from default address`
![Disable default address](images/default_address.png)
6. Click `Check mail from other accounts` and enter your custom email

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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ apt-get upgrade > /dev/null
# Install UFW (firewall)
echo "----- Installing UFW -----"
apt-get install ufw -y > /dev/null
# Install certbot, involved configuration
# Install certbot
echo "----- Installing certbot -----"
apt-get install snapd -y > /dev/null
snap install core > /dev/null