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Show HN: Mailauth, CLI utility to analyze DKIM, DMARC, SPF, ARC, BIMI signatures(github.com)
3 points by andris9 4y ago|0 comments
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Mining email contents for fun and profit(docs.emailengine.app)
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by andris9 4y ago
My wife had this idea that we had our kids learn less-popular instruments. Viola instead of violin, harpsichord instead of piano. Playing piano is super competetive, you could put a lot of effort into it and still there are so many better p
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Gmail OAuth2 service accounts with EmailEngine(docs.emailengine.app)
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Self-hosted transactional email service(emailengine.app)
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Minimal webmail client that uses EmailEngine to access IMAP accounts(github.com)
1 points by andris9 5y ago|0 comments
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Setting up OAuth2 with Outlook/O365 to read and send email(docs.emailengine.app)
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by andris9 5y ago
The email user sending spam will get automatically suspended. The account admin can then un-suspend it though. From the TOS it seems to be an option for Google to permanently suspend such an email user. Not sure when that would happen thoug
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EmailEngine vs. Nylas Email API(docs.emailengine.app)
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EmailEngine, Headless IMAP Client(github.com)
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by andris9 5y ago
Github sponsors payout in January was $159 and one-off donations via Paypal $15. That makes the grand total of $330/mo. It was a regular month as well.
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by andris9 5y ago
Just to compare, https://nodemailer.com had 194k pageviews (42k “active users” as reported by Google Analytics, whatever that means) in January and the BuySellAds payout was $156.45
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by andris9 5y ago
On the last day of the spike I saw in the pre-market the GME price to go over $500. Figured that this is good enough for me and as everything related to order processing was very slow I set a limit sell order for $490, figuring that it prob
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Self hosted transactional email service with EmailEngine(docs.emailengine.app)
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by andris9 5y ago
In these cases you could also ask for a 50x price as the “enterprise option”. Filling a compliance form is not just a nuisance, you could take in some liability, so decline it or make sure it’s compensated accordingly.
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Show HN: MIT-licensed IMAP client for Node.js with Promises(imapflow.com)
1 points by andris9 5y ago|0 comments
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Access GSuite email accounts without user consent using EmailEngine(docs.emailengine.app)
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Nodemailer, a large Node.js project, has zero dependencies(docs.emailengine.app)
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Why Nodemailer has zero dependencies(docs.emailengine.app)
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by andris9 5y ago
A lot of people do not care about licenses at all. No matter what you list as the license, they will do so if they can download and run it. Over the years, I have tried this multiple times where I provide the same code under a copyleft (fre
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by andris9 5y ago
Not really. It's an application you install to your internal network and most probably do not make it accessible publicly. I have no way to know who and where has installed it. I assume that the app is forked in Github and the changes
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by andris9 5y ago
I use a similar model for EmailEngine ( https://emailengine.app/ ). The code is dual-licensed under AGPL and a commercial license. The app has limited functionality by default - you can either buy a license key to activate it
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by andris9 5y ago
I maintain Nodemailer and moved to the zero dependency model years ago (Nodemailer only has some development dependencies needed to run the test suite but no production dependencies). Mostly though, because npm versions of that time were su
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by andris9 5y ago
If you end up with a very large mbox file you can open it with NodemailerApp https://nodemailer.com/app/ - it’s a desktop GUI that indexes and displays emails from multiple sources
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Using EmailEngine with PHP and Composer(docs.emailengine.app)
1 points by andris9 5y ago|0 comments
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by andris9 5y ago
The largest WildDuck setup has been running for 4 years, and its MongoDB cluster stores about 100TB of data, hundreds of millions of emails for 100k+ users. There are some quirks but so far the setup has been quite reliable. It is probably
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WildDuck, a modern email server implementation with Unicode and REST API(wildduck.email)
21 points by andris9 5y ago|9 comments
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by andris9 5y ago
When I started building https://wildduck.email (a completely independent email server implementation) then my goal was to build sonething that is deeply integrated, there would be only a single way of doing things, no file based
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by andris9 5y ago
All the numbers are public so you can follow how I’m doing with EmailEngine and if it’s worthwile or not in the long run https://www.indiehackers.com/product/emailengine
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by andris9 5y ago
I use CLAAssistant and do not accept PRs without it https://cla-assistant.io/ - not that there are any notable PRs, mostly README typo fixes and such.

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