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--- email [2021/01/09 02:24] – created wraidd
+++ email [2022/06/17 23:20] (current) – [How do I get started?] wraidd
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 ==== How do I get started? ====
-Moonbeam.town uses the "Rainloop" webmail software, which can be accessed from your user control panel or by going to https://moonbeam.town/mail.  You can also set up mail clients such as Thunderbird or K9 Mail to read your Moonbeam.town mail, using the following settings:
+Moonbeam.town uses the "Rainloop" webmail software, which can be accessed from your user control panel or by going to https://mail.moonbeam.town/.  You can also set up mail clients such as Thunderbird or K9 Mail to read your Moonbeam.town mail, using the following settings:
 === Incoming Mail ===
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 Moonbeam.town maintains IMAP mailboxes, which can be accessed with any standard email client using the following settings:
-  * ''Protocol:'' IMAP
+  * **Protocol:** IMAP
-  * ''Port:'' 993
+  * **Server:** moonbeam.town
-  * ''Encryption:'' SSL/TLS
+  * **Port:** 993
-  * ''Username:'' //username// (do not include @moonbeam.town)
+  * **Encryption:** SSL/TLS
+  * **Username:** //username// (do not include @moonbeam.town)
 Depending on your mail client, you may be asked to manually approve the self-signed certificates used by Moonbeam.town's mail stack.  This is expected and safe.
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 You can also use Moonbeam.town to send email via SSMTP.  You can use the following settings to do so via your email client:
-  * ''Protocol:'' SMTP
+  * **Protocol:** SMTP
-  * ''Port:'' 587
+  * **Server:** moonbeam.town
-  * ''Encryption:'' STARTTLS
+  * **Port:** 587
-  * ''Username:'' //username// (again, do not include @moonbeam.town)
+  * **Encryption:** STARTTLS
+  * **Username:** //username// (again, do not include @moonbeam.town)
 ==== PGP Encryption ====
 PGP is a way of sending encrypted messages that can't be read by third parties.  I'll write up a guide to using this eventually, but right now I have a baby to feed.