Re: Mail server question

On 11/24/2010 10:45 AM, Samir Faci wrote:
> I've done the virtual mail server, imap, pop3, smtp, spam assassin,
> etc etc etc.....
>
> its a pain to get working.  If you have a cheapo ISP or are just a
> weirdo like me running your mail server
> off your low end DSL line you end up fighting with sbc or comcast to
> open up port 25... and at the end of the day
>
> I'd rather spend my time doing something else then tinkering with this
> stuff.  Google provides me with gigs upon gigs of
> data at no charge (besides my soul which they already own).  I can add
> users, delete users on the fly...
>
> I've been using google apps for 4-5 years now haven't had any
> problems.  my @esamir.com emails are all done via google.
>
> Unless you're doing it for a learning experience.. or want to setup a
> testbed environment at home, I wouldn't bother.
>
> just my 2 cents.
My 2 cents I would agree... For learning it is a good idea. BTW, I have 
a little home server with ISPConfig running. Like a charm if I may say 
so myself,

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