21 May
2020
21 May
'20
4:28 p.m.
On 21/5/2020 19:13, ed-bitfolk(a)s5h.net wrote:
I use a dedicated mail server where all the effort for delisting,
deliverability, etc. goes . I have set up my web servers to send through
it. This has the benefit that you can centralize your outgoing spam
filtering (you do have that, yes?) and keep incoming mail flowing if the
site is down.
You can also use dedicated (paid) mail sending services and send via
SMTP (you can configure your python or PHP for this - never trust CMS
outgoing mail settings).
Also, for incoming mail through site contact forms you can set up
dedicated mail accounts. This means your form mail never leaves your
network to get you blacklisted. You can do this trick without a
dedicated mail server, obviously.
--GM
Or is there a
better solution for a mail server?
There's a question:)