I ran mailinabox for like 5 years and there were no major painpoints, some quirks while setting up which I don't even remember. And it's best to keep it up to d

I ran mailinabox for like 5 years and there were no major painpoints, some quirks while setting up which I don't even remember. And it's best to keep it up to date, updating to new releases if you're far behind can get messy. Essentially it all boils down to reading instructions and reproduce the commands in them and hope they don't fail. If they do, standard search internet-try something-cyle. Normally if you've ever touched linux or similar and/or ran a server you know the deal. Also if you don't know much about email on linux it all remains a black box which isn't necessarily a problem. So in the end it depends on what type of work you like, I guess. Personally I don't really enjoy fiddling with things to get/keep them working anymore; I've done that more than enough in the past, building your own linux from scratch and whatnot, but in the end it's just not my cup of tea and turns out I just don't want to waste time on it, no matter how little, so I siwtched to fastmail. Honestly, no clue if that makes my mail more or less secure.