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TheHolm, to selfhosted in External email server vs port forwarding/vpn
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I do not understand why everyone calling hosting email difficult? IT is like 5 RFC you need to read and implement. Sofware wise you will need mail agent, something for DKIM ( if it not build in in agent), “local delivery agent” ( probably presenting it as IMAP) + mail reader of your choice. Nothing too complex

TheHolm, to selfhosted in External email server vs port forwarding/vpn
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Do not try to host outbound mail on residential IP blocks, delivery will be really bad. Cheap VPS is same story. You best bet is VPS from some not well know provider, they may be avoid to be in blacklist in M$ and Google. Inbound mail is fine anywhere as so long as you can have port 25 open. DDNS works too.

TheHolm, to selfhosted in Advice for buulding a cheep NAS
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Just weight your risks. Old drives can fail early, and enterprise drives consume more power. Old drives probably not for mirrors or RAID5. RAID6 and spare HDD on shelf may save your data one day. It is a lottery.

TheHolm, to selfhosted in Anyone tried this 4x 10gbe + 5x 2.5gbe router?
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Specks lookg good, Intel NIC, semi decent CPU. I would say it is even overspec for a router.

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