MySQL

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Rainloop postfixadmin

# mysql -u root -p

CREATE DATABASE rainloop; CREATE USER 'rainloop'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'Passwd'; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON rainloop.* TO 'rainloop'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password' WITH GRANT OPTION; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; EXIT;

OR

mysql -u root -p create database if not exists rainloop; create user rainloop_user@localhost identified by “password”; grant all privileges on rainloop.* to rainloop_user@localhost; flush privileges; exit;

Change Password Rainloop:  postfixadmin-change-password plugin

# cd /var/www/html/rainloop/data/_data_/_default_/plugins

copy/paste  the postfixadmin-change-password folder in the Plugin folder

Login Admin panel:  http://192.168.80.83/rainloop/?admin#/general

WEBMAIL 

Step 4: Configure Rainloop via Web Interface

9. Rainloop application can be configured in two ways: using a system shell of via browser. If you want to configure over terminal open and edit application.ini file located in /srv/www/rainloop/data/_data_da047852f16d2bc7352b24240a2f1599/_default_/configs/.

10. To access Admin Interface from browser, use the following URL address https://rainloop.lan/?admin, then provide the default application credentials.

User= admin Password= 12345

Rainloop Web Interface

11. After initial login you will be warn to change the default password, so I advise you to do it.

Set New Admin Password

12. If you want to enable contacts login to MySQL database and create a new database with a privileged user on it, then provide database credentials on Contacts fields.

mysql -u root -p create database if not exists rainloop; create user rainloop_user@localhost identified by “password”; grant all privileges on rainloop.* to rainloop_user@localhost; flush privileges; exit;

Enter Contact Database Details

13. By default Rainloop provides Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook domains mail server configuration files, but you can add other mail server domains if you like.

Add New Domain

14. To login on your mail server point your browser to https://rainloop.lan and provide your domain server credentials.

RainLoop Email Interface

For further configurations please visit official Rainloop documentation page at http://rainloop.net/docs/.

With Rainloop you can access mail servers from any device that has a browser as long as your server has Internet connectivity, the only minus of using Rainloop application in Arch Linux so far is the lack of poppassd plugin package needed to change email account password.

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