| 30 Jun 2023 |
 ifiguero | Depends if you are looking for a mailbox to receive incoming email to your domain or if you just want to deliver your mail to destination using your domain. | 19:23:06 |
| ifiguero | Those are two different scenarios. What is often a pain is to provide mailboxes | 19:23:45 |
 @hashborgir:mozilla.org | I use Exim4 and Proxmox Mail Gateway to send mails. | 21:06:27 |
| @hashborgir:mozilla.org | As for list type software, I tried php list, not so great. There was another one, in a docker, list something, I couldn't get that to work.] | 21:06:54 |
| @hashborgir:mozilla.org | * As for list type software, I tried php list, not so great. There was another one, in a docker, list something, I couldn't get that to work. Listmonk. | 21:07:10 |
| @hashborgir:mozilla.org | I was able to send mails using phplist, but it was a pain. | 21:07:34 |
 Gandalf-Ac5 | In reply to @rails11326206827:matrix.org
Do you guys host your own email service or use specific service? Lots of self hosted apps have an email option for sending emails for notifications but I dont want/need that info going through say a Gmail account. I like keeping the data private. Any suggestions? I use mailcow dockerized, very easy setup, it quides you through the process for perfect email score (better than 365 default) and you can create aliases/temp emails and api keys for each service, in the last 3 years no issue so far. | 22:32:40 |
| 1 Jul 2023 |
 @rails11326206827:matrix.org | I guess I'm not needing a good reputation. I just wanted a simple email server so my self hosted apps could use the SMTP of it to send alert emails to my main email while I'm away. | 05:07:34 |
| @rails11326206827:matrix.org | Or I could keep it all "LAN" only and just setup the mail client to read emails from there. No external service needed. | 05:08:31 |
| @rails11326206827:matrix.org | * Or I could keep it all "local" only and just setup the mail client to read emails from there. No external service needed. | 05:09:47 |
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 Cloufish (Cloufish) | Hey,
Recently I bought a RACK that has 450mm in depth
And in addition a PC Case, which also has 450mm,
But now I realized...
If both has 450mm, then is it impossible for me to connect ETHERNET Cable?, not to say that I was thinking about fiber optics connection, which is sensitive to bending
| 08:45:54 |
| Cloufish (Cloufish) | * Hey,
Recently I bought a RACK that has 450mm in depth
And in addition a PC Case, which also has 450mm,
But now I realized...
If both has 450mm in depth, then is it impossible for me to connect ETHERNET Cable?, not to say that I was thinking about fiber optics connection, which is sensitive to bending
| 08:46:07 |
| Cloufish (Cloufish) | * Hey,
Recently I bought a RACK that has 450mm in depth
And in addition a PC Case for this RACK, which also has 450mm,
But now I realized...
If both has 450mm in depth, then is it impossible for me to connect ETHERNET Cable?, not to say that I was thinking about fiber optics connection, which is sensitive to bending
| 08:47:07 |
| Cloufish (Cloufish) | * Hey,
Yesterday I bought a RACK that has 450mm in depth
And in addition a PC Case for this RACK, which also has 450mm,
But now I realized...
If both has 450mm in depth, then is it impossible for me to connect ETHERNET Cable?, not to say that I was thinking about fiber optics connection, which is sensitive to bending
| 08:54:44 |
 rodolphe | In reply to @rails11326206827:matrix.org
Do you guys host your own email service or use specific service? Lots of self hosted apps have an email option for sending emails for notifications but I dont want/need that info going through say a Gmail account. I like keeping the data private. Any suggestions? I use my own mail server. It's a little hard if you don't already know how it works, but once you understood a few non-intuitive things it's relatively easy. | 09:59:02 |
| rodolphe | In reply to @rails11326206827:matrix.org
I guess I'm not needing a good reputation. I just wanted a simple email server so my self hosted apps could use the SMTP of it to send alert emails to my main email while I'm away. OpenSMTPD may be a good choice then. If you're interested I wrote a guide on how to use it to set up an email server with Dovecot, rspamd and other stuff, but you shouldn't need the whole thing, in your case a simple OpenSMTPD as a relay could be enough. | 10:03:26 |
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 JC | bigstrongcoolguy/ Oscar: Thanks for the reminder, and sorry for the slow response, upgrading now | 16:20:35 |
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