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That'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 nic
by louwrentius 3y ago
That'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.