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No, that already happened o_O

So? Google still sucks!

Yes, I guess. But what I mean is, there doesn't need to be one single mail server tutorial. You can have instead a summary of what one should (or might want to) set up and then a link to each thing. Because guides to set up each of those already exist. I thought the postgrey page was pretty...

SPF is exclusively DNS, there's nothing to change on the mail server itself. DKIM is easy enough to set up. So, don't install postgrey, big deal? I don't get it. That saves time, one less thing to install. Well if you want a different method you can set up amavisd-new and configure it to do...

Takes an hour tops, all you have to do is copy and paste from a guide... I've set up mine and once for William or someone, doesn't take long at all. Not sure why iRedMail is needed. Probably also more secure than both, for different reasons.

amavisd-new runs just fine on any VPS. If your setup requires a lot of maintenance or a lot of resources then there's a problem with your setup. Security - so stick to standard packages that upgrade with your package maintainer. A web server is much more vulnerable than a mail server; so does...

Hm, so does that mean it's going to keep happening forever? Because you mentioned you were increasing capacity, if that's not issue then what does it have to do with the denial of service attacks? Well I'm sure RamNode and others host plenty of the same things, but don't have recurring hour-long...

Well, network was really solid earlier, probably going to switch back to a few RamNode VPS until they add more capacity at the end of the month; the packet loss is really intolerable, especially since it often continues for an hour (like just now).

Fixed a few charset issues and also content-transfer-encoding issue.

Recently getting frequent network disconnections though.

Ok, should be fixed. Still working on getting attachments to encrypt properly though.

I have found that gpg-mailgate is actually garbage, even the fixed version in the git repository. Trying to rewrite the Python script now, will post when it works. Edit: I believe I have fixed the problem (well the main one anyway; there were some other minor bugs that I also fixed). Just...

There are good tutorials, but you have to use Google to find them :( DuckDuckGo doesn't work so well yet.

See https://github.com/u...tb/gpg-mailgate for more information Assume you're using Postfix with some IMAP server and Thunderbird. (Edit: if you're only using one of Thunderbird/Postfix, you can take the first/second part of the guide, respectively) First, install Enigmail, a Thunderbird...

Automatically encrypt all incoming emails with OpenPGP. And to avoid tampering, host it on your own computer. (And reinstall every two weeks... just kidding... maybe :)

Seems to work now.

Any way to make the SSH SOCKS proxy better? At least when using Firefox, whenever one connection hangs everything else after it hangs too. I tried OpenVPN but then figured I don't want to proxy my SSH connections; they're laggy enough as is. Might try mosh for that though :)

Eh, why post identical threads on LET/VPSBoard? At least should post link "cross-post" :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KHTML Web (used to be Epiphany, it's GNOME's web browser) uses WebKit though.