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I've done so as well, and once it's fine-tuned it isn't a huge deal. But, I'm getting old now, and now that it's time to upgrade my mail server, I'm wondering i
by flyinghamster 2y ago
I've done so as well, and once it's fine-tuned it isn't a huge deal. But, I'm getting old now, and now that it's time to upgrade my mail server, I'm wondering if I should jump to a hosting service (or SMTP service) instead. I've never had deliverability problems with Google, Hotmail, Comcast, or Charter, but AT&T has always been hostile to me.
- MaKey 2y agoYou could go with https://mailcow.email https://mailcow.email, it's pretty easy to setup and keep up to date.
- throw0101b 2y agoOr, if you don't want to do the Docker thing and have daemons running on a 'regular' (Debian) system: * https://workaround.org/ispmail-bookworm/ https://workaround.org/ispmail-bookworm/ (They include instructions for upgrading from their previous iterations, e.g., buster->bullseye->bookworm.)