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I've been running my own mail server for a while now and nothing bad happened so far. Spam detection with rspamd is surprisingly good. If you like tinkering y
by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
I've been running my own mail server for a while now and nothing bad happened so far.
Spam detection with rspamd is surprisingly good.
If you like tinkering you might consider it as well.
I used this guide to do it: https://workaround.org/ispmail https://workaround.org/ispmail
But instead of mysql I use sqlite which is easier to work with.
I also built a small app to help me manage the database more easily: https://github.com/confuzeus/mailiness https://github.com/confuzeus/mailiness
- tqwhite 4y agoI have run https://mailinabox.email https://mailinabox.email (Ubuntu, Digital Ocean) for six or seven years. It is astonishingly simple to install and operate. I have never found an email feature (webmail, calendar) or security requirement (DNSSec, etc) that is not already built in. I go months, maybe even a year without doing anything to it. It also is a DNS server. That is a surprisingly nice thing to have. It provides an API that makes a nice integration with LetsEncrypt for non-website certificates. It's a 100% good thing if you are a technical type and do not want a corporation governing your email.
- jmconfuzeus 4y agoIt's also good. There's also mailcow that provides a containerized solution. Running your own mail server is not hard at all.