Possible to have Erine.email in Yunohost?

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Hello there,

I wanna know if there is a possibility to package erine.email in yunohost ?
This app is a service that allows you to have distinct email for distinct service, and to desactivate the “alias” in case of compromission or spam.
Here is the link to the Framalibre page : erine.email - Framalibre
Here the link to the app webpage : https://erine.email/
Here is the gitlab webpage : Installation · Wiki · Mikael Davranche / erine.email · GitLab

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J’aimerais savoir s’il est possible de packager l’application Erine.email dans Yunohost ?
Cette application est un service qui permet de disposer d’un alias d’email, et de désactiver cet alias à partir du moment où celui-ci est compromis ou bien si on reçoit trop de spam dessus.

Voici la page Framalibre : erine.email - Framalibre
Voici la page web de l’application : https://erine.email/
Voici la page gitlab d’installation du projet : Installation · Wiki · Mikael Davranche / erine.email · GitLab

You can create as many aliases as you want in the webadmin. Don’t know what this does more than the aliases you can get in yunohost

Let’s imagine you have a personnal address like someone@somewhere.tld
In Erine.email, you can register as Jarod, with your personnal address. And that’s all !

The next time someone ask your email, imagine a coffee distributor, you can just give a new email address, like coffee.jarod@erine.email and you’ll receive the email at your someone@somewhere.tld
And your friend Tom ask your email, you can give tom.jarod@erine.email
And you go to a shop, and register there with an email like shop.jarod@erine.email

And then, you begin to receive some spam from shop.jarod@erine.email : just login to the portal and desactivate this alias.

No need to have an access to the webmin : the alias will be create as soon as you give it and that your correspondant use it.

Isn’t the same achievable by adding a +suffix when you give your email? No need to create aliases.

e.g. joe+coffee@somewhere.example and joe+spam@somewhere.example and both automatically already go to joe@somewhere.example. Then you just need to set a filter joe+spam to trash and joe+coffee to ads folder.

I’m sure Erine has some added benefits, I’m just saying that you can already get pretty close with existing infrastructure already in YNH, if you need this (until Erine gets eventually added).