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Agreed, this is the biggest barrier to running your own mailserver. Even if you think deliverability is good for 95% of mail servers there's always some ISP th
by supercoder 14y ago
Agreed, this is the biggest barrier to running your own mailserver.
Even if you think deliverability is good for 95% of mail servers there's always some ISP that won't cater for you. So you're constantly having to be monitoring the logs to ensure your emails are being delivered.
- belorn 14y agoWorking professionally for a small company, which provide emails service for customers domains, i can say that this has never happen for us. not a single time. Sometimes people get hacked, either because they pick a abc123 password (nowdays blocked by policy), or because a customer webserver CMS theme has not been updated in the last 2 years. When that happen, a few mail servers (mostly yahoo) has temp banned mails for a few hours. Mails still got delivered however. So lesson to learn there is to not use passwords like abc123, and to actually update that 2 year old CMS theme. Or you don't combine webserver with webmail.