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How about yourself?

• tomrod 10y ago
  I'm not sure where to start. What do you suggest?
  • pmlnr 10y ago
    http://www.iredmail.org/ http://www.iredmail.org/ for mail, http://radicale.org/ http://radicale.org/ for contacts and calendar, http://www.rainloop.net/ http://www.rainloop.net/ for better webmail. Ask https://indiehosters.net https://indiehosters.net to set it up for you for a minor fee.
  • Alupis 10y ago
    Well, email is a hard problem. Hosting it yourself requires quite a bit of effort and knowledge to achieve high deliverability and low spam. Any solution is going to require you to be a mail server admin, which isn't for the feint of heart. You can't really be a casual once-in-a-while admin to get good results. Sometimes it is worth paying a hosting service to take care of these problems for you. With that said, Zimbra is a wonderful, easy to setup, all-in-one solution (email, calendars, contacts, etc)... and it's free (the Open Source license version).[1] It works for small setups (<5 users) all the way up to huge installations (Comcast uses Zimbra for it's webmail service). [1] https://www.zimbra.com/ https://www.zimbra.com/
• jbmorgado 10y ago
  That's not really a good solution, if you setup your own personal email server your outgoing emails in many cases will unfortunately end in a SPAM box since they will originate from an unknown server.