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Leaps and bounds simpler and faster to configure. A basic setup for receiving and sending mail is about 10-12 lines of human-readable config.
by daneel_w 4y ago
Leaps and bounds simpler and faster to configure. A basic setup for receiving and sending mail is about 10-12 lines of human-readable config.
- ape4 4y agoThat's what people used to say about Postfix vs Sendmail
- lstodd 4y agoAnd then about Exim4 vs Postfix
- jodersky 4y agoI'm a very happy user of Maddy (https://maddy.email/ https://maddy.email/). It's a single executable that contains everything you need for a send-and-receive email server, including all modern anti-spam features. In my experience, the configuration is simpler than Postfix, Exim and OpenSMTPD, and falls back to sane defaults. Another nice feature is what I would call its architecture: it does not try to be a service manager (instead, you are supposed to spawn it from your own favorite service manager, be that systemd, docker, or anything else, and you can hence really lock it down), hence it does not require root to run and does not rely on using system accounts by default. I've only used it for very basic setups, but for those I can highly recommend it.