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@dave_c said in Email server options:
For example:
Server would be a VPS in Europe (for those who care) with good performance but high latency to US.
@dave_c said latency to the US would be high?
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@FATeknollogee
Well, there is a difference between 10-40 ms and 90 ms
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@FATeknollogee the test account you have is in Germany. Did you even notice any lag?
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@Curtis said in Email server options:
@FATeknollogee the test account you have is in Germany. Did you even notice any lag?
I haven't tried to "attach" any sizeable files yet.
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btw, is this all mailcow: dockerized?
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@Curtis
You know, I could just edit my offer and remove location. Then we could concentrate on hijacking the OP -
@FATeknollogee we will have to test it
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@FATeknollogee attachments
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@Curtis said in Email server options:
@FATeknollogee said in Email server options:
btw, is this all mailcow: dockerized?
Yes
well, well...let @scottalanmiller comment on "dockerized". I don't know enough to speak about it.
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@Curtis said in Email server options:
@FATeknollogee the test account you have is in Germany. Did you even notice any lag?
We used to run our Zimbra from Paris.
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Just a quick question, you already transitioned to Google for spam filtering, why have you discounted the GSuite option? GSuite for business might be something to consider, it would give you more options with the office type suite even if it is not used much it is still there.
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@Jim4232 said in Email server options:
Just a quick question, you already transitioned to Google for spam filtering, why have you discounted the GSuite option? GSuite for business might be something to consider, it would give you more options with the office type suite even if it is not used much it is still there.
AFAIK, he only needs mailboxes. That is a 6$ am month per user thing anyways. Office suite with email is double that.
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@Jim4232 said in Email server options:
Just a quick question, you already transitioned to Google for spam filtering, why have you discounted the GSuite option? GSuite for business might be something to consider, it would give you more options with the office type suite even if it is not used much it is still there.
We have not transitioned to Google for Spam filtering. They purchased our Spam filtering provider and transitioned us.
It is a horrible, unmanageable solution in the current form. Google obviously does not want former Postini customers to continue being customers unless they switch to full GSuite. Last I knew, you cannot even buy this solution. Only converted Postini customers get it.
GSuite is, as mentioned, not on the table. I do not want an office package. I want an email solution.
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@FATeknollogee
Yes, it is.It is to me and my use case. The solution is a docker setup of production open source components (postfix, dovecot, rspamd, SOGo, etc.) and a PHP based control panel. Updated via git.
I started using it just after they moved to Docker. At the time the other contender was Zimbra Community but I went for mailcow: dockerized and I do not regret it.
Full disclosure: I use it to host both internal and customer's mailboxes but that is not my primary line of business. -
@FATeknollogee said in Email server options:
@Curtis @dave_c Is mailcow:dockerized considered production ready?
that's a question for the end users, not the company. Asking the wrong party will always give you weird answers.
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@Jim4232 said in Email server options:
Just a quick question, you already transitioned to Google for spam filtering,
He didn't, he got stuck with the as the company he chose was bought by them.
