The documentation for email client setup on Cloudron has generic settings.
Here are the specific ones for Commons Computer
IMAP
For receiving email:
- Server Name:
my.commonscomputer.com
- Port: 993
- Connection Security: TLS
- Username/password: Use the full email as the username and the Cloudron account password
Use the email id as the username to access different mailboxes. For example, if email is enabled on two domains
example1.com
andexample2.com
, then useuser@example1.com
to access theexample1.com
mailbox and useuser@example2.com
to access theexample2.com
mailbox. In both cases, use the Cloudron account password.
Your CC Cloudron account has a single username and password. The username is always your email address – e.g. mailboxuser@commonscomputer.com
or othermailbox@otherdomain.net
.
If you have aliases setup – so that othermailbox@otherdomain.net
is not a separate mailbox, just an alias to the first one – you user the first mailboxuser@commonscomputer.com
as the username.
SMTP
For sending email:
- Server Name:
my.commonscomputer.com
- Port: 587
- Connection Security: STARTTLS
- Username/password: Use the full email as the username and the Cloudron account password
POP3
This is disabled by default, but can be enabled per mailbox.
- Server Name:
my.commonscomputer.com
- Port: 995
- Connection Security: TLS
- Username/password: Use the email id as the username and the Cloudron account password
There are a couple of different reasons that you might want to enable POP3, including adding it to Gmail. Instructions for that are here: