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Trying to avoid the landmines of blacklisting is really the biggest peril in all of it. I refuse to move a company I support away from GSuite to self-hosted, b
by beams_of_light 7y ago
Trying to avoid the landmines of blacklisting is really the biggest peril in all of it. I refuse to move a company I support away from GSuite to self-hosted, because I have a high level of confidence that just one person sending a lot of mail to another person outside the company could result in our domain ending up in RBLs, which is very difficult to reverse. Running a mail server in 2019 is not something I need the headache of.
- bt848 7y agoThat's amusing because the bigs all ignore RBLs. RBLs are only used by the little operators.
- spc476 7y agoAnd RBLs aren't that great. I visited this in January of 2018 [1] and in my case (where I do greylisting [2][3]but nothing else for spam) it wouldn't help. [1] http://boston.conman.org/2018/01/10.1 http://boston.conman.org/2018/01/10.1 [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylisting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylisting [3] And yes, I do run my own server. It's just for me, so I have no issues with "customer requests" and I've been using the same IP address for about a decade (maybe more). Then again, I've been running my own email sever since 1998.