Ahoj, Dňa Wed, 23 Feb 2022 13:10:56 +0000 "Sinclair, John via mailop" <mailop@mailop.org> napísal:
> to rolling and hosting my own email server for the family. What's I use own mail server for some years (5 or so), using exim (+ rspamd now) and dovecot (+ xapian FTS & roundcube) on Debian Linux, which starts for one user only, but then some friends and family members want account too and now are satisfied, without any issues with deliverability of emails, even to big providers, which are know to be restrictive (Microsoft & Google in my case). Having own server gives more privacy, as one don't need to share info with email providers and proves great possibilities to customize SPAM filter, as here is only small number of users. But, on other side, one have to have some knowledge in nowadays email's word, as properly deal with PTR, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, TLS, etc. And requires some knowledge. And one must be prepared to attacks - i deal with ongoing distributed login attack for more than 8 months, and today i am under some SPAM bomb attack, with about 2000 (yet) attempts to send the same scam email to (existing & not existing) users from "their" address. Another tasks, which one have to do includes monitoring, backups, regular security upgrades and other standard admin things. If you have not enough enthusiasm and/or knowledge to play with it, stay with some provider... But when you are brave (and IMO one have to) to do it itself, do not worry, it is not as hard (while it is not setup and forget) as it is described by some email providers in its PR articles and one cat get great experience and privacy, with full customization to own needs. When you abandon ClamAV idea, you do not need to worry about server power and for small amount of users (emails) can be managed even on very cheap hardware (i even starts it on Raspberry Pi 2, but that was bad idea). regards -- Slavko https://www.slavino.sk
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