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Thanks for working on this. I look forward to the day when it will be easy to set up and configure a mail server at home. By all accounts, it is currently a ve

Thanks for working on this. I look forward to the day when it will be easy to set up and configure a mail server at home. By all accounts, it is currently a very painful process that is prone to error and interrupted service.

Joeboy 13y ago
Doing it at home probably isn't a practical option unless you somehow get an IP that isn't blacklisted, but doing it on a VDS isn't that bad. I host my email on a VDS. I would kind of like to be able to host other people's too, but I've always been freaked out by having the ability to read my friends' emails.
- lazylizard 13y ago
  er. this is probably a dumb idea. works for 1 person only i guess. you can use google's smtp after signing up for google apps. http://emailrelay.sourceforge.net/ http://emailrelay.sourceforge.net/ is 1 of the ways to relay(actually more forward than relay i guess) via smtp.gmail.com. now you're not blacklisted? even if you're running your server at home on dynamic ip? now u just need to be able to update enom or dyn whats your ip as it changes?