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That's correct. For outgoing, assuming you setup certs and DNS correctly, the main challenge is your IP that's in an ISP CIDR which gets marked as spam. I have
by matthewaveryusa 8y ago
That's correct. For outgoing, assuming you setup certs and DNS correctly, the main challenge is your IP that's in an ISP CIDR which gets marked as spam.
I have a small instance on AWS that forwards my outgoing email and it works great.
- mcny 8y agoI was thinking of a mail server for not very technical people that is easy to install and update. The use case I'm thinking is let's say I have a domain like foo.bar. Each user gets a sub domain like user1.foo.bar. User 1 can send emails to anyone with an email address of .foo.bar but nobody else. User 1 can get emails from anyone at anything* at user 1 dot foo dot bar For example, facebook at user 1 dot foo dot bar The main benefit this project would have is zero customization. No setting is customizable and the whole thing is an appliance that keeps itself up to date. Thoughts?