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What I do is I run my own email server for receiving, and use the ISP's email server for sending. (I seem to remember that this is an option when installing Exi
by zzo38computer 3y ago
What I do is I run my own email server for receiving, and use the ISP's email server for sending. (I seem to remember that this is an option when installing Exim.)
- louwrentius 3y agoThat's a very interesting option, I'm not fond of running my own mail server in the sense of the actual work, but being in control feels right. Seems like a nice compromise.
- lm411 3y agoNote that this requires the outbound mail server to support relaying, and again make sure your sending domain's SPF is correct. Your sending domain must list [email provider smtp outbound] in its SPF record. I would only choose this option if I were having delivery issues. Which I never have with this setup. Also, if you route your emails through your ISP, well, don't expect privacy.