I hope you remember the mxroute.io debacle...

This will work, it's how I deploy and update rspamd so as to not see the rules overwritten: https://github.com/mxroute/da_server_updates/blob/master/rspamd/update_rspamd.sh

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Magicspam is owned by a company that runs an RBL that wouldn't delist MXroute IP space (read: full ranges only used by MXroute and no one else). MXroute is literally the most militant anti spam email

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One of the reasons I migrated my account away from MXRoute was because they don't use something like Solr, so search is very very slow on large accounts.

These Ryzen boxes are performing nicely. Two mxroute servers deployed now on ReliableSite with these systems.

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Roundcube connected to MXRoute's server because I want PGP on server

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I ran Mailcow for about 3 years without any major issues. I just...got tired of running it, so I dumped it and managed to get an expired MXRoute plan (that ended up coming in handy later with the Goog

I use MXRoute for outbound relaying, just because it would take me forever to get good IP reputation anywhere near theirs.

I currently use Mailcow for a number of my domain zero issues outgoing was originally via Mxroute since the provider my server was originally setup at was blocked at Outlook but don't use Mxroute for

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I use mailcow and route outbound through mxroute, it's been solid for the past 2-3 years.

but no IP rotation like what you'd expect from MXroute, Mail.baby, etc.

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Not MXroute, but should work pretty well (Image)