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So are you hosting your own IMAP server? If so, have you any problems with your emails being filtered out as spam? EDIT: Bit of a brain-fart. IMAP is just a cl
by jdormit 9y ago
So are you hosting your own IMAP server? If so, have you any problems with your emails being filtered out as spam?
EDIT: Bit of a brain-fart. IMAP is just a client of a mail server. So to rephrase my question - what mail server do you use?
- ReligiousFlames 9y agoThis reminds me of that "hackproof" box BBC reviewed that was a Raspberry Pi that couldn't update itself. Also, having run an email startup in London, patching and anti-spam at almost any scale is nontrivial.
- apatters 9y agoFor personal mailboxes we're running exim on a managed VPS with a dedicated IP at a small hosting company. They have very diligent customer support and appear to keep their IP allocation clean, as we've never had problems with our emails being filtered as flagged as spam. They generally handle patching and configuration when we ask them to, or assist us when we want to do it ourselves. For volume mailing we use ESPs like Mailgun and Sendgrid. Occasional deliverability problems are a fact of life at those.