Closed sha3rawi33 closed 4 years ago
so yeah i set up an mx record and now everything is fine thanks <3
Setting up DNS for email is beyond the scope of this project. Read about how to set MX records. properties.json is the old way of configuring ahem, please refer tk current documentation.
On Tue, Jul 21, 2020, 02:53 Ahmed Saad Sharawi notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi there, I did all the procedures to setup AHEM with a custom domain name of me. I added the domain in the list of properties.jsoon and in the docker-compose.yml Besides that; I pointed the domain's DNS records to the same IP as the server. however; I don't think that's enough for the app to read the mails. I mean; the app was built on the server and the front end is working fine and I can generate a mail and it takes me to the mailbox ... however, nothing is received
so could you please make It clear of how to set up the domain to make it working said with the backend?
thanks in advance
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Hi there, I did all the procedures to setup AHEM with a custom domain name of me. I added the domain in the list of
properties.jsoon
and in thedocker-compose.yml
Besides that; I pointed the domain's DNS records to the same IP as the server. however; I don't think that's enough for the app to read the mails. I mean; the app was built on the server and the front end is working fine and I can generate a mail and it takes me to the mailbox ... however, nothing is receivedso could you please make It clear of how to set up the domain to make it working said with the backend?
thanks in advance