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Really depends on what you want to get out of your server. Most easy to use server software I know seems to be geared towards personal use and small organisatio
by jeroenhd 2y ago
Really depends on what you want to get out of your server. Most easy to use server software I know seems to be geared towards personal use and small organisations.
Mail-in-a-box still works, though last time I checked they were on quite an old Ubuntu LTS release. There are a few pre-packaged docker containers too (i.e. docker-mailserver) which seem to be popular. I myself use Mailcow, but that's pretty heavy for "just" a mail server.
There's also a mail server that I can't for the life of me remember the name of, which packaged a whole bunch of stuff into one single binary you can run rather than use the classic "every part of the email delivery chain is a separate process" approach. I think it was written in Go?
- cuu508 2y ago> There's also a mail server that I can't for the life of me remember the name of, which packaged a whole bunch of stuff into one single binary you can run rather than use the classic "every part of the email delivery chain is a separate process" approach. I think it was written in Go? maddy or mox?