I never thought I would be in the 'roll your own' camp, I have been addicted to Gmail/Yahoo! for quite a few years for my own personal use. I also know the orthodox view that running your own server takes too much time, forever needs updates and such like. However, I recently did build an email server and it works a treat. The enormous complexity and the lack of a decent guide was a problem, plus there is a lot to kn…
Do you have any good documentation for setup? Can you provide some reference, most of the documentation is either outdated or incomplete.
Ask HN: After Google Apps and Outlook, which email provider for custom domain?
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Re: Ask HN: After Google Apps and Outlook, which email provider for custom domain?
#42Rackspace and FastMail.fm
Re: Ask HN: After Google Apps and Outlook, which email provider for custom domain?
#43I've been using Zoho for my custom domain e-mail, and it's worked very well for me so far (almost a year). I hope they don't drop their free e-mail service, but if both Google and Outlook have stopped, they might consider it :( .
(Zoho CEO here)
Don't worry, we will continue the free!
Re: Ask HN: After Google Apps and Outlook, which email provider for custom domain?
#44I've been using Zoho for my custom domain e-mail, and it's worked very well for me so far (almost a year). I hope they don't drop their free e-mail service, but if both Google and Outlook have stopped, they might consider it :( .
(Zoho CEO here) Don't worry, we will continue the free!
Thank you! I'm really happy with your service and I hope to use your paid services in the future :)
Re: Ask HN: After Google Apps and Outlook, which email provider for custom domain?
#45Zoho Mail - http://www.zoho.com/mail/ There is a free signup with option for 1 custom domain. I use it, works great.
I use Zoho Mail, it's good.