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Get Instant Server Alerts on Your Phone: Setting Up ntfy.sh with Fail2ban

Get Instant Server Alerts on Your Phone: Setting Up ntfy.sh with Fail2ban

May 25, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

Stop checking logs manually. Get instant push notifications when your server is attacked. Free, no registration, works with Fail2ban, Docker, cron jobs, and scripts. Complete setup guide for iOS and Android. You have fail2ban running. Your firewall is configured. Your...
iRedMail Security Hardening From Default to Production-Ready in 10 Minutes

iRedMail Security Hardening From Default to Production-Ready in 10 Minutes

May 25, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

Default iRedMail installations work but aren’t secure. Follow this 10-point checklist to harden your mail server: SSL certificates, fail2ban, SASL authentication, firewall, PHP security, real-time alerts, and more. You’ve just installed iRedMail. Webmail...
The Complete iRedMail Upgrade Guide: From 1.7.4 to 1.8.2 on Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, Rocky Linux 10.1

The Complete iRedMail Upgrade Guide: From 1.7.4 to 1.8.2 on Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, Rocky Linux 10.1

May 25, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

I recently upgraded two production iRedMail servers from version 1.7.4 to 1.8.2. The official documentation is excellent but assumes a perfect world. In reality, you’ll encounter: PHP version mismatches (older OS versions) File permission issues after upgrade...
Step-by-Step Guide: Securing a Rocky Linux 10 KVM Host (SSH + Firewalld + Fail2Ban)

Step-by-Step Guide: Securing a Rocky Linux 10 KVM Host (SSH + Firewalld + Fail2Ban)

May 24, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

This guide explains how to securely configure a Rocky Linux 10 KVM virtualization host with proper network segmentation, SSH hardening, and intrusion protection using Fail2Ban and firewalld. Before You Start (IMPORTANT SAFETY RULE) Never apply firewall or SSH...
iRedMail Security Hardening: From Default to Production-Ready

iRedMail Security Hardening: From Default to Production-Ready

May 22, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

Default iRedMail installation is not production-ready. Learn how to harden your mail server with SSL certificates, SASL authentication, firewall rules, fail2ban, root security, rate limiting, and monitoring. Congratulations! You’ve installed iRedMail. The web...
Securing iRedMail with Fail2ban: Beyond the Default Configuration.

Securing iRedMail with Fail2ban: Beyond the Default Configuration.

May 22, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

Fail2ban is installed but are you getting alerts? Learn how to configure fail2ban for iRedMail, fix broken jails, and set up real-time notifications via email and Telegram. Your iRedMail server is being attacked. Right now. Open your mail logs and you’ll see a...
Why Your iRedMail Emails Go to Spam (or Never Arrive) and How to Fix It!

Why Your iRedMail Emails Go to Spam (or Never Arrive) and How to Fix It!

May 22, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

Emails from your iRedMail server going to Gmail spam folder? Learn how to set up SPF, DKIM, DMARC, PTR records, and warm up your IP address for perfect deliverability. You’ve set up iRedMail. SSL certificates are working. Authentication is perfect. But...
Apple Mail Cannot Connect to iRedMail? Here’s the Fix

Apple Mail Cannot Connect to iRedMail? Here’s the Fix

May 22, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

Apple Mail throwing “Unable to verify account name or password” errors with your iRedMail server? Learn the correct settings for IMAP, SMTP, SSL, and authentication that actually work. Suggested Featured Image Prompt: You’ve followed every tutorial....
Firewalld Says Ports Are Open But Connections Fail: The SMTP Port Mystery

Firewalld Says Ports Are Open But Connections Fail: The SMTP Port Mystery

May 22, 2026 | Uncategorized

You’ve opened ports 465 and 587 in firewalld, but connections still fail. Learn why rich rules, zones, and service definitions matter. Fix your email server firewall once and for all. You’ve run the command. You’ve double-checked it twice: sudo...
Remove ‘Untrusted Certificate’ Errors in Apple Mail, Outlook, and Thunderbird for iRedMail

Remove ‘Untrusted Certificate’ Errors in Apple Mail, Outlook, and Thunderbird for iRedMail

May 22, 2026 | Advanced Linux Scripting, Learn Linux in practical way

Tired of “untrusted certificate” warnings in your email client? Replace iRedMail’s self-signed SSL certificates with free Let’s Encrypt certificates. Step-by-step guide for Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, and more. You’ve just set up iRedMail and...
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