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Ask YC: What mail server do you use?

13 pointsby dariusover 17 years ago
We are using google apps to host our email services and got our application to send emails out using gmail servers. The limitation to this approach is that we can send only 500 emails per day.<p>What are you guys using to send emails? Are you hosting an email server yourselves?

16 comments

nickbover 17 years ago
Postfix - easy to setup &#38; better security model than sendmail.
dfrankeover 17 years ago
Dreamhost hosts my mailbox. I have a nice setup that runs server-side where SpamAssassin automatically trains CRM114 and the two check each others' results and make sure they don't produce opposite conclusive answers. I use mutt as an MUA and Postfix as an MTA, with DynDNS's outbound mailhop service to get around the firewalls imposed by various lame ISPs.
thomasswiftover 17 years ago
google apps myself, I haven't hit the limit. Just create more users and append a # (noreply1,noreply2) to the end of them. I thought I read that was google's answer for when your breaking the limit.<p>Question for you, what are the limitation, besides this, you've had with google apps mail servers?
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Zakover 17 years ago
I currently run a mail server for a client, though I rarely use it for my own purposes. It's Exim.
SwellJoeover 17 years ago
Postfix (managed by Virtualmin and Webmin, of course).
kogirover 17 years ago
For outgoing mail, I use the IIS SMTP service. For incoming postfix + courier is great, but people are making noise about exchange (ugh).
gsienerover 17 years ago
I've got a somewhat related question: If a bunch of guys that were used to Exchange and the internal calendaring/syncing with phones/etc. left, and wanted to break their MS bonds and embrace oss, what would they use? Basically - is their a compelling alternative that would still work with Blackberry?
mrtronover 17 years ago
Free gmail for own domain
inklesspenover 17 years ago
I use courier right now. But I've migrated from courier to dovecot for pop3/imap, and I'm planning to migrate from courier to postfix for smtp. Courier is just too limited.
joeover 17 years ago
Three separate Postfix instances running on the same server, albeit bound to separate IP addresses and tweaked for their particular use.
gibsonf1over 17 years ago
Google Docs - Free version (Gmail with own domain)
robover 17 years ago
webmail.us, the best.
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simpleenigmaover 17 years ago
Curently writting my own in Erlang ... again ...
astrecover 17 years ago
can't go wrong with postfix
epi0Bauquabout 17 years ago
qmail
justincaseover 17 years ago
Some registrars also offer e-mail service, like GoDaddy. It's much cheaper than webmail.us but you don't get as much storage.