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Consequences of a mail server offline?
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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2024
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Correct. But at least for me, even the low risk of some e-mails getting lost is pretty substantial.
if you need more reliability you can always use a second mailserver as backup, add a second mx record to your domain and if the first one is not responding the second one will be used. there is no limit of how many next servers there can be specified afaik.
Sure. But you could also just not turn off the mail server for a start ;)
True, but I had the crazy idea of running it on my laptop that goes with me.
That's a truely unusual way. Why not set it up on a raspberry pi?
In the name of science? And a laptop is what I only have rn.