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Self-Hosting Custom-Domain Email with Stalwart and Dokploy
OverviewPhase 0: Prepare the VPSPhase 1: Deploy Stalwart in DokployPhase 2: Create the public DNS and Dokploy routePhase 3: Complete the Stalwart setup wizardPhase 4: Configure reverse-proxy behaviorPhase 5: Share Dokploy’s certificate with StalwartPhase 6: Configure and verify listenersPhase 7: Configure reverse DNSPhase 8: Configure outbound delivery correctlyPhase 9: Create mailboxes, aliases, and catch-all deliveryPhase 10: Publish DNS recordsPhase 11: Mail-client discoveryPhase 12: Configure MTA-STS and TLS reportingPhase 13: Add calendars and contactsPhase 14: Connect a mail clientPhase 15: Test the complete deploymentTroubleshooting lessonsUnderstanding SPF, DKIM, and DMARCStorage and backup strategyCertificate renewal runbookUpgrade & Recovery proceduresFinal checklist

Phase 14: Connect a mail client

Use the full email address as the username.

Incoming mail

Protocol: IMAP
Server: mail.example.com
Port: 993
Security: SSL/TLS
Username: user@example.com
Password: mailbox password

Outgoing mail

Preferred:

Protocol: SMTP
Server: mail.example.com
Port: 465
Security: SSL/TLS
Authentication: Required
Username: user@example.com

Alternative:

Port: 587
Security: STARTTLS

Use the mailbox password—not the Stalwart administrator password.

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