I've seen there were a few topics about similar issues. However, they seem to
be inactive, so I decided to create a new one.
I have tons of mailboxes hosted by Great G company. I decided that I would
like to move from them and have mailboxes in my own domain. In order to do
that, I need to pick a hosting provider. The issue is that I'm not
experienced enough to configure a VPS on my own in a way that would make it a
secure e-mail server.
Given that I'm pretty much stuck with shared hostings.
I found a hosting provider with reasonable prices and great quality service,
unfortunately servers do not run free software. I'm wondering whether I
should look for a hosting provider that runs explicitly on free software OR
use the one I found and just make sure to not use their webmail.
Based on https://www.fsf.org/resources/webmail-systems, it seems that the
author is not really concerned (or at least it's not his main concern) about
the nature (free OR non-free) of software that is run on the server itself.
What is your point of view? What would you do?
