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The easiest way is to use an SMTP service like smtp2go to send the emails but I am not sure if it invalidates the point (you still host the email server, just n
by cfn 3y ago
The easiest way is to use an SMTP service like smtp2go to send the emails but I am not sure if it invalidates the point (you still host the email server, just not the SMTP side).
- 2Gkashmiri 3y agothis is useful for doing mailing lists delivery and other mass email stuff. for regular office/personal use, self-hosted email works fine
- cfn 3y agoI run my own self-hosted email server for the last 15 years but I had to move to this hybrid system recently because Microsoft (outlook.com, hotmail.com, etc) blocked all the IPs of my hosting company. It is a shame but there's no point appealing (which I tried anyway). So it may or may not work, it depends on luck mostly.