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Yes. I use yunohost, had to get a static ip otherwise my emails would be marked as spam. Not using it for all my emails, I use mostly for services like Uber etc, I create an email for each service. So far I'm happy, once setup didn't had any problems. Email providers can always increase the prices or just terminate the service, so I went with my own server.

0xtr 2y ago

Yeah, I just want to be more self sovereign and hosting my own email server seems like a smart thing to do. That said, I really don't want a maintenance hell. And also, there's this guys hopeless post about hosting his own email

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32715437

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Ronin 2y ago

Yeah I didnt go through any of that, I didn't have to setup the whole thing from scratch, yunohost already comes with the email stack ready to use, i just configured it with my personal domain etc. The most important thing for me was getting the static ip. After that i just have it running, no maintenance whatsoever. You can try it on a VM, I run it on a VM. You don't need a static ip right away, most of the times your ip will be the same, it's good enough to try it. Check internetcu.be I was going to buy one of the cubes but I already had a Yunohost server, so I just got the VPN to get a static ip for the email in yunohost.