exim with virtualmin

Support for Postfix is by far the best tested and supported.

That said, several other mail servers exists, including Exim. Exim support is considered experimental, and you should probably test it before going live to make sure it works as you need.

Once Virtualmin is installed, you can enable it's Exim support by going into System Settings -> Module Config, and changing "Mail server to configure" from Postfix to Exim.

I'll pass this along to Jamie for any further comments :-)

There is very very basic Exim support in Virtualmin, but only for adding and removing domains .. mailbox and alias management is not possible.

I would recommend against using Exim with Virtualmin - we support Sendmail, Postfix and Qmail, and prefer Postfix if possible.

I'll also note that the doc you've linked is a third party document; very thorough, and nicely done, but occasionally conflicts with the way our install script does things (and thus a little bit confusing when you try to get help and everyone expects you to have a relatively standard install).

Hi Tahir -- if you're looking for help installing Virtualmin, you should probably open up a new request so we don't get mixed up with the topic of this current one :-)

However, to perform a Virtualmin installation on CentOS, you can follow the instructions at this link:

https://www.virtualmin.com/download

If you need further help, feel free to start a new topic and we can help out.

Or Tahir can check the Jobs section on the forum - plenty of people there, like me, that can do VM setup's. http://www.virtualmin.com/forum/12