On Thu, 2010-07-22 at 13:37 -0700, Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:
> On 7/22/2010 12:59 PM, Karsten Bräckelmann wrote:
> I can only report what I've seen - I don't use comca$t myself and I
> don't have a lot of direct experience with it.
Obviously, neither do I. :)
> > I believe we where not talking about outgoing SMTP.
>
> I know, but you advised running your own mailserver (good advice)
> and doing your own outbound mail is part of the process IMHO.
Oh! Nah, actually I just said *preferably* adding your own SMTP, and
meant "as a buffer between fetchmail and procmail", which I found to be
really stable. As opposed to using the MDA option of fetchmail and
skipping the default of using a local SMTP.
With a home-user setup, I would never use the SMTP for outbound unless
relaying.
> I wouldn't put dynamic space on any business that was running their
> own mailserver in the first place. That is why I said "home mailserver"
Indeed. As I understand this thread, this is purely about home usage.
And even then, I would never use the local SMTP on dynamic IP for direct
delivery of outbound mail.
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