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Modern Postfix replacement to send large volumes of emails – ZoneMTA
(github.com)
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I’d prefer a usage description in the form of “we’re using this software in X to do Y and it handles Z payload every day”. A simple thanks is just a distraction that you need to click through and acknowledge, zero useful.
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MongoDB based no-SPOF scalable email server Wild Duck
(github.com)
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Building an email cluster for $30 a month
(blog.nodemailer.com)
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Building fault tolerant email storage for $30 a month
(blog.nodemailer.com)
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9y ago
Ethereal.email uses Wild Duck Mail Server as the backend https://github.com/nodemailer/wildduck In fact this was one of the reasons I created Ethereal - to get some load test against Wld Duck
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andris9
9y ago
Gmail is great for an occasional test email but it starts rate limiting pretty fast when trying to send many messages to a single account.
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Ethereal.email is also open source so it can be installed locally https://github.com/nodemailer/ethereal-www
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Ethereal allows to generate new testing accounts via an API. Every account is a full featured IMAP/POP3 mail store with the condition that all emails expire after 7 days from the account.
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Ethereal Email – A fake SMTP service
(ethereal.email)
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Ethreal, free fake SMTP email catching service
(ethereal.email)
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Catching SMTP messages from Nodemailer in dev
(nodemailer.com)
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SMTP test service for catching sent emails in dev
(ethereal.email)
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Ethereal email testing
(blog.nodemailer.com)
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Ethereal, free email testing platform for Nodemailer
(ethereal.email)
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ZoneMTA, open source outbound SMTP, out of beta after 100M emails sent
(github.com)
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andris9
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Open Source Mail Server with Gmail-Like Features
(wildduck.email)
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Distributed and scalable email server Wild Duck
(github.com)
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Wild Duck IMAP server native API that actively pushes changes to client
(github.com)
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Pushing IMAP Events to Browser from Wild Duck IMAP Server
(youtube.com)
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End of road for Nodemailer
(nodemailer.com)
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Email retention in Wild Duck distributed IMAP server
(github.com)
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9y ago
This is exactly one of the reasons why I created my own IMAP server that uses MongoDb for mail store - to be able to access the emails fast without IMAP in between https://github.com/wildduck-email/wildduck
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Why Nodemailer uses MIT license and dropped copyleft EUPLv1.1
(nodemailer.com)
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Nodemailer reverted from copyleft back to MIT license
(nodemailer.com)
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WildDuck – Open Source Distributed Email/IMAP Store
(github.com)
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Mailtrain adds drag&drop editor for email templates
(mailtrain.org)
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Mailtrain, self hosted Mailchimp clone, gets a huge update: drag&drop editor etc
(mailtrain.org)
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Distributed IMAP Server Wild Duck
(wildduck.email)
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ZoneMTA, the modern Postfix replacement switched to MongoDB for queue management
(github.com)
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