¶ Accounts
Apart from the usual account system used for logging into various services, the mail accounts are their own system. This seperation allows you to get an Email address first and then use that to sign up for an SSO account.
Email accounts are currently invite only.
¶ Web Management
You can change settings like your password, 2FA or automic email encryption through the web interface:
mail.libre.moe¶ Webmail
There isn't a dedicated webmail client provided, but the Nextcloud instance includes a web-based E-mail client which should work.
To use it, click on the letter-icon in the top bar of Nextcloud, or use the link below:
¶ Client configuration
The recommended way to connect to your email account is via a dedicated client like Thunderbird using standard SMTP and IMAP protocols (or JMAP if you're feeling fancy).
¶ SMTP (outgoing server)
- Specification:
SMTPS - Address:
mail.libre.moe - Port:
465 - Security:
TLS (implicit)
For a list of all support SMTP extensions see here.
Port 25 is also open but is only intended for communication with other mailing systems, not for client traffic. This port is not encrypted!
¶ IMAP (incoming server)
- Specification:
IMAP4rev1, IMAP4rev2 - Address:
mail.libre.moe - Port:
993 - Security:
TLS (implicit)
For a list of all support IMAP4 extensions see here.
¶ JMAP
If you don't know what this is, you can safely ignore this. JMAP is a new and efficient protocol that can replace both SMTP and IMAP, but isn't as well supported by email clients. In case your client allows the use of JMAP, feel free to try it out:
- Server:
mail.libre.moe - Protocol:
HTTPS - Format:
JSON - Port:
443 - Security:
TLS (implicit)
¶ Troubleshooting
¶ Security
If you have trouble finding the correct settings for security/encryption, please note that the recommended IMAP/SMTP ports always use encryption using the TLS-standard.
If your client autoselected an option or simply offers your a checkbox for an encrypted connection, use that.
When your clients asks you to chose from the option of STARTTLS or SSL/TLS, please chose the latter.