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@marcusquinn I think DNS automation (provider specific) atleast needs to come from elasticemail itself ideally. It's not possible to keep track of all the DNS records each provider wants to set and if it's even available with API. It's basically impossible to test on our side atleast.

@Mastadamus said in Seeking recommendations based on experience for Sendmail Relays: Mailgun seems like a better deal for those not using a massive amount of emails a month. Yeah, they are the only one I've tried because you have to use it for Ghost newsletters. But I've never paid anything for it because you can send up to 5000 emails a month for free and I don't send anywhere like that amount.

@edapm Personally, I'm all-in with Hetzner, not free but the best value for features I've found, particularly having network DDoS protection as standard. Others recommended include Contabo and Scaleway. If you're getting free (inclusive) stuff from Microsoft then I suppose that's decent. Personally, I'm all GitLab, so anything GitHub is second-choice. I guess there's nothing truly free, including your time, but those are the options I recommend, otherwise it's support tickets to Azure and hope for their ability to allow for port needs.

@girish said in Email not sending: include:sendgrid.net Thanks!

@rfg You have to setup a mail relay for your outbound mails. The big cloud providers like aws, gce, azure will all block emails from VMs directly. See https://cloudron.io/documentation/email/#relay-outbound-mails

@hendrikvl said in sender rewriting when using external SMTP: And no, my mail relay does not accept IP whitelisting. It's not a proper mail relay service to be exact, but just a regular mail service with outgoing smtp for authenticated users. Ah yes, someone was trying to do this with a gmail account as well sometime back (and more recently with a mailbox.org account). I think we have to implement this feature in Cloudron to make this use case work.

Hi @girish , I see, it seems to be that indeed. The server runs on Upcloud actually. I will try one of the solution you propose. Many thanks for your help, d