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Thanks for the info. I too run my own email server at home, but the
electricity wasn't an issue for me because I already had a machine running
Debian 24/7 acting as a media server.
I definitely think the Freedombox is the way forward, and it deserves our
full support. It's a fantastic idea, and if the team can pull off the feat of
making it both stable and user-friendly (noob-friendly), I can see it
becoming a great success.
If you do find a solution to the SMTP-hijacking problem, please let me know.
Currently, I have mine set to refuse connections from outside my local
subnet, but that's not great for when I'm using my Android mobile on the go,
and want to reply to an email. Is there something we can do with
public/private keys here? Just a thought.
If it helps I'm using Postfix for SMTP and Dovecot for IMAP. As I said I use
them on Debian (only free repos!) but they are available in the Trisquel
repos, too.
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