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If you're not as impressed by end to end SMTP as I am then I feel you're missing out! Oviously you need domains with RDNS and everything to point to a public IP
by jamal-kumar 5y ago
If you're not as impressed by end to end SMTP as I am then I feel you're missing out! Oviously you need domains with RDNS and everything to point to a public IP address for relay, but if it's a really cheap VPS that's pretty cool. Sure is a LOT lighter than running a full mail server with three or four protocols to get things right and keeping that up to date and exposed to the public.