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h4xx3r
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Did any of you have found a viable and reliable email hoster for custom domains that doesn't force you to transfer your domain(just setup the DNS records properly)?

And that can make programmatically possible write emails?

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    Host your own mail server :)
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    @kescherRant didn't find one that doesn't mess up my nginx setup =_=
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    @h4xx3r What?
    NGINX shohldn't have anythig to do wth that...
    Do you need the web interface?
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    I use zoho
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    @kescherRant yep, I need subdomain with webmail facing the web
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    @h4xx3r On a subdomain, how wohdl it meddle with your NGINX config? I can surely provide some help...

    Rainloop should be easily insfallable behind NGINX though.
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    god I hate that I can't dee half of my screen, excuse any spelling mistakds I make
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    @kescherRant iRedMail does. Anyway, do you have a blog post guide for the solution that you are taking about?
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    @h4xx3r I can literally search for "Rainloop NGINX" and things will come up.
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    improvmx and use whatever in the background, though iirc only gmail can use it as a reverse smtp, so with other providers you'd be sending with the real email name instead of the one configured
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    oh only now saw you need api too, use mailgun then, especially their routes for the receiving part of things
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    Mail gun or mandrill
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    Gmail and you can programitically write emails using for example PHMMailer or <your favourite email lib in your favourite language>
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