You can use postfix + dovecot + roundcube + spamassassin + opendkim + pigeonhole. Maximum stability. Roundcube have aliases plugin.
You can start from here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Virtual_user_mail_system_with_Postfix,_Dovecot_and_Roundcube
Topic starter don’t use docker containers. He use lxc containers. LXC is virtual machines on host kernel. Case is that: He have 3 virtual machines with shared disk. In 3 VMs have 3 different applications. Applications work under different users and can’t rewrite data on shared disk. That is user permissions problem.
the idea is that: all your applications work under the same user. or at least under the same group. because this is exactly how the differentiation of rights is applied.
A good plan is to create some kind of user in all three containers and run qbittorrent, samba and the third application under it.
A bad plan is to run everything under a random user with 777 rights, but this is a really bad plan.
Create a user in all three containers and work under it. That is not hard. Run qbittorent with that user. Config will be there: /home/user/.config . Then set that user for samba. I don’t know third app , but I think you can find how change user in manual.
You can use Revolt. Literaly Discord clone. https://github.com/revoltchat
You need to create an MX record in the DNS zone of your domain. Something like:
@ IN MX 10 my.zome.
@ IN MX 20 server1.my.zome.
You can create 1 MX record or more. 10 and 20 server priority for input mails.
Then you need to create an spf record. There are several options here. For example
allows you to send emails from A domain records, then from MX domain records and prohibits from all other hosts.
Theoretically, you can only create an SPF record with A but without MX and dont create MX DNS records. Although I have not tried this configuration.
This is the minimum set after which you will get into spam, but at least the letters will reach.
You also need to make a PTR record to avoid spam folder, but this is not possible on a dynamic IP.
interesting facts about LVM:
You can make a volume snapshot of the system before a major change (for example, an update).
You can enable caching and use HDD together with SSD cache
You can build raid 0,1,5 directly on LVM (you still need modules from mdraid)
Even without a raid, you can expand the partition beyond one disk to another or migrate the partition from disk to disk (without even disabling it)
However, all this is done from the console and I do not know if there is a GUI.
You can use crontab -e from user. That set user environment to usual state. Or you can use systems timers instead crontab.
Or you can set all environment variables inside cron file.
You can create graph on the UI and then export to json. To be honest, it’s hard for me to imagine a situation where graphs need to be edited so often. After all, there are excellent template engines in Grafana itself. For quick look anyone can use Explore panel. Maybe I don’t have so much data…
Grafana sends an email screenshot of the graph when an event is triggered on the graph. You can see alerts part on any graph for understand.
You can configure grafana without gui. That explain in https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/administration/provisioning/
prometheus use own time series database. you can connect influxdb to grafana and send alarms from grafana, but alertmanager better i think. node-explorer can collect all this data (sensors, VM/PC load etc.)
I use:
If you whant cluster you can install thanos on prometheus.
Insert logs in pastebin.com and attach links and you can open ticket on git.