Re: Mailing list/email forwarding hosting

I’ve never used groups.io for 1-1 email forwarding. I suppose you could
use it that way, but it seems like overkill. I just use a free service
provided by my DNS hosting company for email forwarding; in my experience
most provide this in one form or another.

Hope this helps. -d.
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Dan – pronouns he/him

On Feb 7, 2025 at 9:37:54 AM, pentarctagon(at)tutamail(dot)com wrote:

> > Are you just looking for mailing lists and address forwarding (from a
> custom domain name)? If so, I would recommend you do your mailing list
> hosting with groups.io (free for mailing lists up to 100 people)
>
> Yes, that's exactly what we're looking for. How does groups.io do email
> forwarding? A group is essentially a mailing list, but for email forwarding
> it looks like it'd still be a group just with the Visibility privacy
> setting set to "Group not listed in directory, messages private"?
>
>
> Feb 2, 2025, 05:01 by cmatte(at)spi-inc(dot)org:
>
> Not sure what other projects use. SPI uses Google Suite if memory serves
> me right, Celestin would know more. I think FreedroidRPG uses Gandi when
> they provided free mailboxes and forwards, but I am not sure if Gandi still
> does that.
>
>
> SPI relies on Google's SMTP servers to emit emails, and on an internal
> deployment of PGLister and PGArchives for mailing lists.
>
> PGLister: https://gitlab.com/pglister/pglister
> PGLister with my patches (necessary for new deployment) + documentation:
> https://gitlab.com/cmatte/pglister
> PGArchives: https://github.com/postgres/pgarchives
> PGArchives with my patches (various additions, e.g. making search work):
> https://gitlab.com/cmatte/pgarchives/
> Ansible deployment script: https://gitlab.com/cmatte/ansible-pglister
>
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> Célestin Matte
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