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www.tumfatig.net
Looking at my notes , it seems I haven't setup an email services server from scratch since 2015. Of course, mine have evolved following OpenBSD updates and upgrades. Let's benefits from the fact that I'm migrating from Vultr to OpenBSD Amsterdam to write a few notes about the mail server (re)creation. At the time of writing, OpenBSD is available in version 7.2. |
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blog.latana.rocks
Notice: this post is aimed to advanced users who already now how DNS works and can set up a firewall for a network. In this container-dominated era, setting up a software solution for a self-hosted mail server has become surprisingly straightforward, even for those with limited technical expertise. The use |
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quitesimple.org
[AI summary] A technical retrospective on the author's decade-long experience running a self-hosted mail server for privacy and control, detailing the setup, maintenance challenges like spam and delivery issues, and the decision to keep critical emails on professional services. |
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www.kencochrane.com
[AI summary] This text appears to be a comprehensive list of Docker commands and their descriptions, likely extracted from a documentation or help file. It includes commands like `docker run`, `docker pull`, `docker push`, `docker ps`, `docker rm`, and others, along with their options and examples. The content is well-structured and provides a detailed overview of Docker's functionalities. |
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