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Do you really need to fix that stuff often? I run my own mailserver, and it seemed very "set it and forget it", but maybe it's more complex at large orgs.
by tortasaur 9y ago
Do you really need to fix that stuff often? I run my own mailserver, and it seemed very "set it and forget it", but maybe it's more complex at large orgs.
- setquk 9y agoIt's mainly swatting black hole lists and weird delivery errors. It's probably ok for simple use cases or personal use however. Unfortunately I have some unavoidable contacts on Yahoo Mail and Yahoo like to just defer your emails for 6 months with little chance of appeal.
- Spooky23 9y agoIf you are in a “good neighborhood” from a network point of view and don’t bulk send, it is not that bad. Cheap hosts are a bad idea. I hosted mail on a local colo’s site and had zero issues. When I ran a large enterprise system, we had issues all of the time but even then resolution wasn’t terrible.