- cross-posted to:
- tech@links.roobre.es
- cross-posted to:
- tech@links.roobre.es
Email is an open system, right? Anyone can send a message to anyone… unless they are on Gmail! School Interviews uses two email servers t…
Email is an open system, right? Anyone can send a message to anyone… unless they are on Gmail! School Interviews uses two email servers t…
To anyone not scared off by this, my main mail server is based around this guide. I make some changes, but I think it does a good job explaining the various moving parts and a way of setting them up:
https://workaround.org/ispmail/bullseye/
There are also some easy to deploy dockerized projects that I hear are good like mailcow.
https://mailcow.email/
Or to for the simplest experience, you could use panel software like cpanel or plesk or something that does e-mail, web hosting, etc all in one package. I manage a plesk install that works… okay.
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Managing e-mail is a bit of a pain, especially the initial setup, and finding clean IP spaces. But honestly I spend very little time managing mine. Months go by where I basically do nothing.
…then microsoft or google do something stupid, or a user gets infected and send some spam I don’t catch, and I’ve got a day of hecticly trying to get mail flowing again while users send me nastygrams