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You can probably configure your postfix system to relay outgoing mail for select addresses via your gmail account, to not have to deal with reconfiguring your M
by megous 5y ago
You can probably configure your postfix system to relay outgoing mail for select addresses via your gmail account, to not have to deal with reconfiguring your MUAs if you ever start delivering via your mail server, and not even use a subdomain.
Send via gmail, get delivery to your server.
- mindslight 5y agoSure, that's just config work that might not be straightforward. I personally undertake that kind of config work, but I can understand that others don't want to. So I was thinking perhaps a subdomain would be a good way to divide it such that you could use @foo.example.com for accounts, but then host your main @example.com with some professional provider. Especially if that commercial provider wants to charge you per-address etc, and you can do catchall aliasing on the subdomain to tag email by sender. I like seeing who's sold/leaked my address this way.