[plug] Feedback so far

[Gregory Orange]

I'm loving this burst of conversation. Harry thank you for persistently prompting it. Rob thank you for venturing your thoughts. I reckon we need to hear different perspectives but it can be hard to know whether they're welcome.

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Gregory Orange

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-------- Original Message --------
On 30/12/24 09:18, Chris McCormick <chris at mccormick.cx> wrote:

>  On 29/12/2024 12:44, Brad Campbell wrote:
>  > What *I* personally could use some practical advice for is IPv6.

Me too. Not sure I want it because I'm currently thinking ipv4 will serve out my lifetime, but I'm open to learning. 

>  > I can configure a mail server
>  
>  I would attend a session about this too. How to configure a Linux mail
>  server in 2025. I run my own server but it's a stack of cards I don't
>  want to touch. Would love to know how to set up a best practices server
>  with all the new cryptography stuff. Has anybody tried Mail In A Box or
>  one of those pre-configured systems?

My house of cards teetered a few years ago so I burned it down and let's say I replaced it with a hosted inukshuk. I didn't have spare time to play with the MIABs at that time. I'm at an inflection point right now, after Yahoo broke a thing recently* with it and stopped some of my wife's messages arriving. So, I'm all ears.

Greg. 

* Zoneedit now have a message in their mailmaps page warning that Yahoo doesn't work properly