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i was blaming mailchannels for some mails not reached to destinations by phpmail... and was using mxroute smtp. good to know (Image)

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Is there an option in MXroute to take a back up of all mail and restore ?

Having used both iRedMail and Mail-in-a-box in the past, I simply can't look past how complete and amazing Mailcow-dockerized has been to me. I was on the verge of using a service like MXRoute that co

won't solve it all today. We'll get there, and MXroute will improve on it from it's side as hiring/development allows. With continued growth I'd like to see MXroute actually begin defining standards,

This is also one of the main reasons I host my inbound on mailcow w/ mxroute for outbound as I feel it gives me more granular control/sense of security.

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The way larger accounts work at MXroute:

Just create a dummy mailbox account and use that as SMTP credentials. MXroute let's any account send from any account@domain. Just make sure that the domain email routing is set to "remote&am

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Probably self hosted mailcow would be the most affordable. You can still relay outbound messages through mxroute for deliverability.

I have been using MxRoute for couple of days for my company. Since we are a service oriented company, we receive so many emails regularly.

You see this thread, then you see @jar post and then you see his footer with

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