Re: [email Tutorial] Create your own and free of charge email Network in less than 10 minutes

Anonymous wrote:
> 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.

Oh please, only a handful of Windows users are using Omnimix.

This tutorial is aimed for the mainstream.
 
> > 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: äöüÄÖÜ߀
> > 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 Mini Mailer with smtpdump handles then all perfectly, dummy.

> And beyond that it's inherently foolish to rely on the recipient
> using your default charset.

See above and test it yourself.

> 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).

Nobody needs third party servers any longer, to rely on.

> Or you set up a nym account with it, which means state-of-the-art
> protection even against worst imaginable adversaries.

Takes to long and is unpolite for rapid email discussions, because
people are tired in 2025 of long latency.

Have fun with your Omnimix rig and third-party servers involved.

Regards
Stefan