For whoever runs the server

A Plesk extension that leaves the mail alone.

Mailmaker installs as an extension and works on top of the Dovecot and Postfix that Plesk already runs. The mail configuration does not change: it is switched on per domain and off the same way.

  • Plesk
  • Per domain
  • Updates from the panel
  • Encrypted backups
  • Realtime

Administration

The server panel.

On per domain

Switched on domain by domain, and per subscription or service plan with a Plesk permission. Each domain's functions are chosen separately.

System status

One page says what is fine and what is missing: mail services, version, realtime, notifications, backups and disk.

Updates from the panel

The new version installs in place, checked first, with a copy of the database kept beforehand.

Encrypted backups

Export and import per domain or complete, and a daily copy to FTP.

The webmail at the company's address

Each domain can have the webmail at its own address.

Notices to mailboxes

News or maintenance windows, to every domain or only some.

Groups of companies

Domains on the same server share people, contacts and calendars.

Realtime and push

New mail and changes reach the browsers and the apps at once.

Sending and sign-in limits

Messages and recipients per hour, and limited sign-in attempts.

Installation

How it is installed.

  1. 01

    Install the extension

    The package is uploaded to Plesk; the next versions arrive through the panel itself.

  2. 02

    Choose the domains

    Mailmaker is switched on in the domains that will use it, and each one's functions are chosen.

  3. 03

    Connect realtime

    Realtime and notifications are set up on the extension page, with an end-to-end test.

  4. 04

    Hand over to the people

    Each mailbox signs in with its address and password; a welcome page helps get the account ready.

Questions

Technical questions.

What does the server need?

Plesk on Linux with Dovecot, and PHP 8.1 or later in the panel. No new mail services are installed.

Does the mail configuration change?

No. Postfix and Dovecot stay as they are. New-mail notifications use a separate configuration file, which the panel shows ready to apply.

And if the extension is uninstalled?

The people's data is kept (database, photos and the key). Before removing it, a full export is recommended.

Try it with your team.

Tell us how many mailboxes you have and where they are. We prepare the proposal and show you Mailmaker with your own addresses.