Re: [email Tutorial] Create your own and free of charge email Network in less than 10 minutes
Anonymous <[email protected]>
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Stefan Claas wrote: > Hi all, > > This little tutorial explains you how to run your own email > infrastructure for family and friends, without paying a dime. > > No email privacy provider accounts required. > No own Domain required. > No VPS required. > No postfix set-up required. > No pop3,IMAP required. > > Requirements: OmniMix. > The received email looks like this: > > Received: from localhost (kubernetes.docker.internal. [127.0.0.1]) > by iria (SMTPDump) with SMTP > for <castor@fswlpxkp6xdrwrcu3dmby4lwv4z22bep32s3f3ffrua3x4bmvdyhg2ad.onion>; Sun, 18 May 2025 21:32:18 +0200 (CEST) > From: pollux@fswlpxkp6xdrwrcu3dmby4lwv4z22bep32s3f3ffrua3x4bmvdyhg2ad.onion > To: castor@fswlpxkp6xdrwrcu3dmby4lwv4z22bep32s3f3ffrua3x4bmvdyhg2ad.onion > Subject: ÀöÌÃÃÃÃ⬠> Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Date: Sun, 18 May 2025 19:32:14 +0000 > > As you see, no MIME headers for international characters are needed. There are multi-byte character sets out there, you laughing stock. And beyond that it's inherently foolish to rely on the recipient using your default charset. BTW, MID <[email protected]> explains in a few steps how it's really done the easy way within a few minutes and without depriving you of your favourite standard SMTP/POP3 mail client capable of handling your region's character set(s). Or you set up a nym account with it, which means state-of-the-art protection even against worst imaginable adversaries. Best regards