← Back to context Comment by throw-12-16 7 hours ago You can self host email in an afternoon, its not nearly as bad as people make it out to be. 5 comments throw-12-16 Reply cromka 7 hours ago It's not about configuration but rather your IP reputation and the struggle to not have your mail go straight to addressee's spam folder. throw-12-16 6 hours ago Thats just a matter of buying a decent IP and setting up DMARC and DKIM.I see this reasoning as the #1 reason not to self host, but it really isn't a big issue once you do the initial setup. kassner 5 hours ago > Thats just a matter of buying a decent IPPlease expand on this. Public cloud IPs would be on spam lists, and providers like Hetzner and OVH aren’t any better. Where does one go to buy a decent IP? 2 replies →
cromka 7 hours ago It's not about configuration but rather your IP reputation and the struggle to not have your mail go straight to addressee's spam folder. throw-12-16 6 hours ago Thats just a matter of buying a decent IP and setting up DMARC and DKIM.I see this reasoning as the #1 reason not to self host, but it really isn't a big issue once you do the initial setup. kassner 5 hours ago > Thats just a matter of buying a decent IPPlease expand on this. Public cloud IPs would be on spam lists, and providers like Hetzner and OVH aren’t any better. Where does one go to buy a decent IP? 2 replies →
throw-12-16 6 hours ago Thats just a matter of buying a decent IP and setting up DMARC and DKIM.I see this reasoning as the #1 reason not to self host, but it really isn't a big issue once you do the initial setup. kassner 5 hours ago > Thats just a matter of buying a decent IPPlease expand on this. Public cloud IPs would be on spam lists, and providers like Hetzner and OVH aren’t any better. Where does one go to buy a decent IP? 2 replies →
kassner 5 hours ago > Thats just a matter of buying a decent IPPlease expand on this. Public cloud IPs would be on spam lists, and providers like Hetzner and OVH aren’t any better. Where does one go to buy a decent IP? 2 replies →
It's not about configuration but rather your IP reputation and the struggle to not have your mail go straight to addressee's spam folder.
Thats just a matter of buying a decent IP and setting up DMARC and DKIM.
I see this reasoning as the #1 reason not to self host, but it really isn't a big issue once you do the initial setup.
> Thats just a matter of buying a decent IP
Please expand on this. Public cloud IPs would be on spam lists, and providers like Hetzner and OVH aren’t any better. Where does one go to buy a decent IP?
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