Steps: Login as admin, go to Configuration → Mail Setup → Domains, add domains, then create mailboxes (e.g. info@...). Publish the DKIM record Mailcow shows per domain.
Filebrowser user: admin (password logged on container start). Visit with trailing slash and change the password immediately.
DNS Propagation Check
Use after DNS A/MX is set for mail.thirdlawtechnologies.com.
Help & Build Notes
Build
Hosting panel backend on port 2999 behind nginx (served at 82.29.152.93), frontend built from /frontend/dist.
Mail: Mailcow Docker stack at /opt/mailcow-dockerized proxied to 8080/8445 on mail.thirdlawtechnologies.com.
File access: Filebrowser Docker at /opt/filebrowser on port 8088 mounting /. Change the generated admin password after first login. Expose via https://files.thirdlawtechnologies.com/.
Theming: /theme.css generated from theme.json; editable via the Global Theme form above.
Rate limits relaxed for UI assets (1000 req / 15m) while keeping API protection.
Features
Auth-gated dashboard with app & sandbox CRUD, stats, logs, and password change.
Mail helpers: DNS guidance, propagation check, and “Restart ACME” control.
Single theme pipeline meant to style host, file browser, and mail surfaces.
Filebrowser + Mailcow exposed as quick links for admin access.
DKIM: copy TXT from Mailcow per domain after you add it.
Mail setup
Open Mail Admin → add domain → add mailbox (e.g., info@kordexio.com).
Publish SPF/DMARC above and the DKIM record Mailcow shows for the domain.
Use “Check DNS” + “Restart ACME” here once A/MX propagate to get a trusted cert.
File access
Filebrowser: http://82.29.152.93:8088/ (requires trailing slash). Default admin user is “admin”; initial password logged on container start — change it immediately.
To finish
Point DNS A/MX to the server so Mailcow ACME can issue a trusted cert.
Apply the global theme to Mailcow/Filebrowser (custom CSS or template injection) for full visual parity.
Optional: import domains from providers, add more admin users, and extend theme controls (logos/fonts).
Account
Change your password.
External Services
Open supporting tools. Credentials are managed separately per service.