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I'm planning the transition to self-hosted mail. I did fully self-host mail >10 years ago, so I know how to do it in essence, but I'd like to go a bit softer now, and not host outbound myself, it's just too annoying.

What's your take on that? Do you self-host SMTP as well? Why or why not?

If not, what providers do you use for it (especially in Europe, or even Germany)? How reliable are they? What's the maximum attachment size? What do you pay for it?

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[-] Mabed_@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

I use mailjet with tls on port 465 for all self hosted

it provides me with end-to-end security and ensures that emails arrive at the correct destination, it's much less burdensome to manage

Is free over 6000 mails / month (200 days)

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