Hey self-hosting people!
A couple of years ago I asked about people's experiences with self-hosting email:
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The consensus at the time seemed to be that self-hosting email wasn't worth the trouble, and that it was a pain compared to other forms of self-hosting.
Has anything changed? Is email still much more difficult to self-host than other online services?
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Does anyone here have experience of running their own email instance? Would you say it is viable for a non-technical individual to run their own email service? Do you have any lessons to pass on? #AskFedi #AskFediverse #AskTheFediversesocial.growyourown.services
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in reply to Grow Your Own Services π± • • •@pluralistic has a cautionary tale to tell you, here: pluralistic.net/2021/10/10/deaβ¦
The actual operation of a server is nbd.
Ensuring that everyone you want to reach from that server can be reached from that server can occassionally become impossible for reasons entirely out of your control.
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