Getting started: Vault backend
This guide runs Everlock as a **standalone password vault** and connects an official Bitwarden client to it: - start Everlock with one vault instance on a public HTTPS vhost - point a Bitwarden client
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Getting started: Git backend
This guide walks through a local first run of Everlock's Git backend: - start Everlock with the SSH frontend and the Git backend - create a user — the bootstrap admin — through the admin SSH console -
Getting started: Image backend
This guide walks through a local first run of Everlock's image backend: - start Everlock with one image instance bound to `localhost` - create a user through the admin SSH console - log in to the gall
Getting started: IMAP access
This walkthrough shows how to enable IMAP access on an Everlock instance that already receives inbound mail via SMTP. By the end you'll be able to connect Thunderbird, Apple Mail, K-9 Mail, or any sta
Getting started: standalone DNS zone
This walkthrough starts Everlock as a local authoritative DNS server, creates one zone, adds a few explicit records, and verifies the answers with `dig`. This is the simplest DNS-first setup: - no HTT
Getting started: OCI registry
This guide walks through a local first run of Everlock's OCI backend: - start Everlock with one OCI registry bound to `localhost` - create a user through the admin SSH console - log in with Podman - p
Getting started: Outbound mail
This walkthrough shows how to enable Everlock's authenticated SMTP submission listener, create a sender domain, grant a user permission to send as a mailbox in that domain, and send a test message thr
Getting started: Inbound mail
This walkthrough shows how to start Everlock with inbound SMTP enabled, add a simple `rules.toml`, send a hello-world inbound mail, and verify that the message landed in the versioned mail store. Mail
Getting started
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