Small mail server best current practices

Re:Small mail server best current practices by im3w1l on Sunday July 26, 2020 @06:22PM (#23960633)

There are many more people who want to drive a car, than people who want to learn the minutiae of how it works.

If it breaks, then you get someone else to fix it / get a better product is all they need to know.

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Re:Small mail server best current practices by gsich on Sunday July 26, 2020 @07:11PM (#23960870)

Not everything is a car analogy.

But if you want ... it's like having a drivers license.

Or: you only "drive" self-driving cars. In case of emergency you don't know what to do. Perhaps an even better analogy.

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Re:Small mail server best current practices by lanstin on Sunday July 26, 2020 @09:16PM (#23961466)

I have my own domain, my own bind and my own mail servers. I forward all the mail to google for reading and searching and the main value I get out of it is I actually understand how DNS and SMTP work. Which comes in handy once a quarter at work. I book marked TFA because I never got the newer (!) stuff setup like proper TLS and DKIM. It is very old setup from like 2005 or so and I think is grandfathered into Gmail somehow. At least my newest domain I treated worst than my older ones.

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