Maildog – Hosting email forwarding service on AWS with GitHub Actions
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Re: Maildog – Hosting email forwarding service on AWS with GitHub Actions
#32(I may be nuts, its almost a certainty actually)
Re: Maildog – Hosting email forwarding service on AWS with GitHub Actions
#33Doesn't Google Domains do this at no extra charge if you host with them, or am I nuts? (I may be nuts, its almost a certainty actually)
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is great! Thank you. There is also https://forwardemail.net/ which is a different service.
Was just about to post this. I've been using it from the beginning for all of my "pre-launch" domains and it has been flawless.
Re: Maildog – Hosting email forwarding service on AWS with GitHub Actions
#37I use ImprovMX for this.
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#38Re: Maildog – Hosting email forwarding service on AWS with GitHub Actions
#39ImrpovMX.com handles this nicely too (for free)
Re: Maildog – Hosting email forwarding service on AWS with GitHub Actions
#40Very cool! My friends and I built https://m8l.me/ which is very similar and we've been using it for the past year. Instead of forwarding to email address like maildog, m8l.me forwards all emails to your server (or any server) as a POST request. If you don't receive many emails a month you could use the free AWS EC2 instance and store the emails in sqlite, thereby creating unlimited custom email addresses on your doma…