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What do you use for outgoing smtp?
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There's a proton bridge docker container out there that I'm planning to standup this weekend for SMTP use inside my home lab.
@IlliteratiDomine @johntash
I've read about SMTP tokens for certain protonmail accounts yesterday. Seems to be for select business accounts + visionary accounts only (, yet, @protonmail?). Would this make the bridge obsolete (for sending)?
Source: https://proton.me/support/smtp-submission
Yeah, if that rolls out to more account types, you would no longer need the bridge for sending.
I'd be interested in hearing how that goes. I don't currently use protonmail, but need to look at it again sometime.
Well, got it done. I was going to write something up about this process, but it ended up being really straightforward. I'm running it in k3s and the worst part was waiting for the initial sync.
Now, something about the SMTP traffic my router sends (trying to send notifications from a Mikrotik) makes the smtp implementation mad, but all my other clients were fine.