"Amazon ec2 Mail issues
Having mail servers in the cloud of Amazon ec2 does have a couple of issues.
- Spammers set up mail spamming instances in the ec2 cloud. Thus the ec2
ips are blocked by some spam checking tools. In the postfix howto document
I tell you how to unlist your public
I'd suggest nearlyfreespeech.net for a registrar. I've never used their
on-demand hosting though.
Hosting? I'll do you for $1/mo on my jaguarpc reseller account. We'll
have to renegotiate if you turn out to be a resource hog, which I doubt you
will. Recurring paypal billing. You could get
On Friday, July 1, 2016, Vedanta Teacher
wrote:
> Everyone,
>
> I was thinking of setting up a local Domain and/or website so
> that I can have my own email and DROP gmail, hotmail, etc.
> so that the email would be something like:
>
> b...@blabla.com
On Fri, 1 Jul 2016, Vedanta Teacher wrote:
> I was thinking of setting up a local Domain and/or website so that I can
> have my own email and DROP gmail, hotmail, etc. so that the email would be
> something like:
Namecheap.com is a great domain registrar. Now and then they have a sale
on
For email/https/owncloud/vpn you really need something hosted rather than at
home.
The whole thing will set you back about $10 per year for domain + DNS
(name.com for example) and $10 per month for hosted machine at
https://www.linode.com/pricing or AWS - if you have the patience to put all
Everyone,
I was thinking of setting up a local Domain and/or website so
that I can have my own email and DROP gmail, hotmail, etc.
so that the email would be something like:
b...@blabla.com
or
b...@wolfie.org
or
rav...@idiot.com
or something like that. I don't necessarily
On Fri, 1 Jul 2016, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
> 300 messages an hour is one every twelve seconds.
Michael,
Yes, I calculated that but for some reason I no longer remember didn't
pursue sending the entire list with an appropriate pause between each one.
The limit, BTW, applies only to the
300 messages an hour is one every twelve seconds.
You could keep one large list and:
for ADR in $(cat address_list)
do
cat msg | mailx -S "whateva" $ADR
sleep 14# leave some breathing room for other emails you might send
done
Above given as an example of how you could do it in bash.
On Thursday, June 30, 2016 01:28:17 PM Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Jun 2016, wes wrote:
> > Bash can do literally anything that can be done.
>
> wes,
>
>True. But sometimes awk, set, or a python script is a peferred
> alternative.
Or you can combine them all inside bash as needed using