How to ACTUALLY Self host Proton Mail at home

Self-host your own encrypted email server at home using the open-source Proton Mail web apps. Mail, calendar, accounts and admin panel, all running on your own Debian server with Euroton. Install & run Euroton, a self-hosted server for the open-source Proton web clients. This covers the install on a bare Debian 13 machine with Ansible (2 playbooks, 17 minutes on 8 cores & 16 GB of RAM), then backups, updates, outside mail, Let's Encrypt, plans, branding & what isn't built yet. Build footage is sped up, and the timer shows real time. Alpha, version 0.1.0. Don't keep your only copy of important mail here. Mail moves between accounts on one server by default. Outside mail is off & has never moved a real message. Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:17 Alpha status 0:52 Prepare the control machine 1:08 Provision the host 1:23 Build & deploy 1:40 Hostnames & certificate trust 1:52 Create accounts 2:12 Send & read mail 2:26 Calendar 2:35 Admin UI (godmode) 2:52 Close sign-up 3:14 Give an account a lifetime plan 3:37 Backups 3:59 Updating 4:24 Outside mail: own server or relay 5:05 Let's Encrypt 5:35 Your own branding 6:05 More domains & Docker 6:32 Mobile apps & clients 6:57 Documentation Links Install: https://github.com/Euroton/euroton-se... After the install: https://github.com/Euroton/euroton-se... Security status: https://github.com/Euroton/euroton-se... Backups & operations: https://github.com/Euroton/euroton-se... Mail DNS records: https://github.com/Euroton/euroton-se... Euroton isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Proton AG. Narration generated with Kokoro. #selfhosted #homelab #protonmail #selfhosting #emailserver #opensource #privacy #debian #ansible #encryptedemail