my domain emails and not wanting to have a different user creation for each domain with their own credentials and inbox.

Story about a Charitable Moment:

That server doesn't accept mail from the US. That's not anyone's problem but the owner of that server. If my numbers must be reduced to compensate for a server that zero users send mail to, so must th

220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited,

An individual intentionally blocking email on their own server, that zero customers have attempted to send any mail to in the last 30 days (likely more), to prove a point is hardly worth dropping my c

I've seen a lot of similar projects lately Storj, Sia, Züs ......

(Quote)

No idea, but you can trust @MannDude to be honest with you at every stage. He's a genuinely good guy who cares about his customers. He's not gonna blow smoke up your ass.

Location: Houston TX

Totally forgot to quote

How will he offer smtp and pop3 with encryption like Proton?

(Quote)

(Quote)

Charitable moment? Maybe charitable years are allowed. Specifically, @FAT32 and his dedication each year to bring the community and providers even closer together with his megathreads and frequent eng

People are constantly asking me for a privacy focused product along the lines of Proton. I simply won’t do it and I’ll recommend @MannDude on that.

I use haproxy. Their own documentation might be too thorough for beginners, but there are also many tutorials on how to get started.

I stopped after 120

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)