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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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If you're concerned about missing emails, you might want to sign up for a forwarder instead. I don't see the point of running an email server that's going to be off for long periods of time.
Generally it's not going to put you on a blacklist if a sending server doesn't manage to send, but some have very short queue times before they'll drop it, so you're going to miss a lot of mail that way.
Having control while not having my PC up the whole day?