> On 12 Apr 2022, at 10:30 am, Bill Cole > <postfixlists-070...@billmail.scconsult.com> wrote: > > Most people do not need to run their own full-function mail server from the > OS up. You can cause yourself major headaches by trying to do so, and as a > 'newbie' you are likely to do so. If your registrar supports bi-directional > relay (i.e. supporting outbound initial submission and/or SMTP relay) you can > leave the deliverability and security problems with them. If using a MUA > directly with your provider's mail server isn't adequate, the simplest > sending setup would be to configure Postfix to be a simple initial submission > system using an upstream provider's relay as a smarthost. See the > BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README and SOHO_README documents in the Postfix > distribution for detailed information.
If for some reason operating an MTA is compelling, a turnkey package may be appealing. The OP might consider https://mailinabox.email FWIW, tt is Postfix under the hood. -- Viktor.
