On 11/07/17 15:14, jn1057 via Liverpool wrote:
Just as I thought, the livlug group are quick to respond and provide
very useful advice! Many thanks.
Again though Neil, I think you sent two emails relating to my query
but one of them was missing the body of the email! We think that is
due to my email client on my Samsung phone.
Email in a box seems to be a very basic generic system intended to be
installed onto a server Farm rented server. Doing that seems reduce
the problems of being blacklisted due to being on a home ip address.
Email in a box when installed, hijacks the entire pc and it seems
locks it down so it is the only service on that pc.
Email in a box own docs suggests that there are other more
sophisticated projects that could be tried, iRedMail being one of them.
As someone entirely new to this idea of "re decentralisation" of
Internet services I'm intrigued, bewildered yet keen to learn how to
implement my own email hosting system
Speaking as somebody who has run his own email, web. and other servers
for many, many years, as I'm sure is true of many from LivLig and the
DoES community, I can't think of a more fun way to get started than
using a co-located Raspberry Pi for your email server:
e.g. https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-colocation
Cheers,
Alex
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