#email server
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@cold tangle is your server hosted with debian?
yes Ubuntu on aws
what version?
24 I believe
How did you generate spf, dmarc, dkim records?
it's updated. just checked before posting in the server
@cold tangle that is for checking if you can send emails
So can you send and receive emails from Gmail, Yahoo and all that?
Because I don't want it to be an internal email server
if you configure it
So what should I do? I installed postfix for now.. while configuring I got a bit of problem. I used stack overflow and chatgpt but I couldn't understand how can I generate dns records for GoDaddy in my server
Now? What should I do next?
Btw should I rely on a program return by someone else? I mean I just wanna learn to keep things simple
@cold tangle it's easier to use someones else's program
Ok mate, I will take you up on that for now.. but once it's working I wanna learn all of behind-the-scenes move
ok
So what should I do next mate? @marble marlin
@cold tangle photo of every step of this please
@marble marlin
@cold tangle sudo apt install postfix
@cold tangle ok
@cold tangle yes
domain.app being a "fake" domain
oh no no.. what I mean is mydomain= promopulse.app. I have used that
if you need to
What should I edit?
well I don't know what I need to edit.. you know
ignore that if the next commands work
sudo apt install mailutils
sendmail
send a test email to your self
control d to send
check spam in case it's in there
@cold tangle
shouldn't I first set dns records on godaddy? I haven't even setup anything at all
yes, then send a test email @cold tangle
@marble marlin man it's not working 😭
I have been trying really hard to do it but it's not working at all
@cold tangle what's the error?
Man it's the postfix configuration eating me 😭
I have used smtp-server nodejs and recieved emails on my server.. but I can't send them using nodemailer because I would need postfix to actually send the mail from nodemailer @marble marlin
Can you join vc? Perhaps I can show you what's the problem
@marble marlin
@cold tangle photo please
come check the voice1
@marble marlin
I used this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmnnV-hARj4
Get a server from GCP, Azure, AWS, Digital Ocean or other and run
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt install mailutils
A postfix config screen should appear,
select 'internet site'
enter the mail servers name, it should be something you've already setup in your existing DNS providers name server elsewhere. for example. I set up an A name record...
This was my main.cf
I tied sending mail with
But it didn't reach my spam box