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README.md
WildDuck Mail Service
What is this?
This is the default web service for WildDuck email server. The web service uses the Wild Duck API to manage user settings and preview messages.
Live demo
There's a live demo up at https://wildduck.email – you can register a free @wildduck.email email address and try it out as a real email account.
Usage
Assuming that you have WildDuck email server already running (check out quick setup):
$ npm install
$ npm run bowerdeps
$ node server.js
You can also create an additional service specific configuration file that would be merged with the default config.
$ node server.js --config="/etc/wildduck/www.toml"
After you have started the server, head to http://localhost:3000/
Screenshots
Message verification
Message verification displays information about DKIM signature, SPF domain and TLS status in the last hop of transit.
Everything is OK:
Sender did not use TLS
License
European Union Public License 1.1 or later.