or .profile. Not sure
it's the right way to also put PATH in (k)shrc, but it would also work.
/etc/profile: export ENV=/etc/shrc
or
~/.profile: export ENV=/root/.shrc
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Can't get your email to go plain text, attachments work.
If they don't, why not change providers?
It's a bit of work, but almost anyone can setup their own email server
for next to nearly free.
That is not as easy as it was, mainly because of IP reputation. If you
have your own MX and
Hey,
> For boot I can only rely on a bunch of provided Linux kernels or the
> pvgrub stuff to boot from the disks.
There is no possibility to run HVM / PVHVM guests over there?
PVGRUB will only boot PV guests, not even PVH. To run a PVH guest, the only
method available today is Direct Kernel
mail. Since I don't trust Google or pretty much any "free" provider at
this point, that means doing it myself. Some steps (registering a
domain, ordering business-class service or a static IP, etc) are
self-evident. But after that, there's a lot I really need to learn
Running your own
I start greylisting on the firewall and thats ok but should I implement
a dedicated system for rspamd and relay the "ok-Mails" from there to the
mailsystem or simply run rspamd on the mailsystem und plug it front of
the mailserver like postfix?
aha so if you are using Postfix then there are
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