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by perlgod 9y ago
Glad it works for you. My comcast connection is far too unreliable to ever rely on for email! Curious though, can you also set your own reverse DNS entry for your static ip? I’ve found many mail servers will reject your mail if rDNS records
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by perlgod 9y ago
Any outgoing mail will almost certainly be spam-blocked if you send from a residential IP. Also, most ISPs block port 25.
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by perlgod 9y ago
I believe it would work fine, configure rspamd as a milter on the first hop and relayhost everything to "Real MTA".
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by perlgod 9y ago
I believe OS X uses many of the same components under the hood. I have toyed with OS X Server.app (mostly just to get the necessary certificates to get IMAP push notifications working with iOS/Dovecot[1]) and it seems like a really sol
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by perlgod 9y ago
I don't need them, I just prefer them. They are arguably more secure and require much lower CPU usage.
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by perlgod 9y ago
Author here - happy to respond to any questions.
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by perlgod 9y ago
Author here - I plan on switching to Let’s Encrypt once they support ECC certificates.
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by perlgod 9y ago
Hope you find it helpful! Not sure what you mean by Right Hand Spam Filter, but Rspamd has been great. It integrates with postfix as a milter so there's very little configuration to get it working with your existing setup. The daunting
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by perlgod 9y ago
I don't feel like I "settled" for Postfix. The configuration is quite simple, the documentation is great, and it's been battle-tested for decades. I have basically no experience with Javascript or web stuff, and the last
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by perlgod 9y ago
I've spent years tweaking my mail server setup (Postfix, Dovecot, RSPAMD, LDAP...) and did a full writeup a few months ago. I've used other guides online but found most of the rest lacking on details. https://www.c0ffee
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by perlgod 9y ago
I've been down this route but ultimately found much more stability running BIND as a hidden master and pushing NOTIFYs to secondary nameservers (I use DNSMadeEasy) whenever the zone is modified. Supports DNSSEC as well. I wrote up my s
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How to Run Your Own Mail Server(c0ffee.net)
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