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An OpenBSD Email Server Using OpenSMTPD, Dovecot, Rspamd, and RainLoop
- toyg 6y agoOh, nice to see a Vultr guide here. I think they made an effort to build a library of knowledge recently, like DigitalOcean has - I was pleasantly surprised by this just last month. Vultr is a bit “me too” in the cloud-provider space, but their prices are good and (the main reason they’re my main provider at the moment) they have very good support for BSD images, including OpenBSD - new releases drop pretty quickly.
- candied_scarf 6y agothe issue is they are very arbitrary in what they accept. an example: a couple articles i updated to add commands for new os, not changing content other than command blocks (to be clear they allow this and have a submission form for updates or new os for exist articles), were rejected due to "grammar and spelling mistakes". i also had gotten "your commands do not work" despite in some cases them being slightly tweaked, if not the same, to already posted articles. in any case the original articles were still posted and not even getting updates. i took my edits or new articles and gave them to multiple others who found no issues from proofread or running the command. this made me stop even trying to contribute to them, so i image the same will be true of others. making the comp to DO a tough sell.
- watchdogtimer 6y agoWhat are the pros vs cons of running a stack like this compared to something more common on Linux like Postfix-Dovecot-Spam Assassin?