Dmxrob wrote to All <=-
The past few days I've been reading up on running Synchro on a Pi.
Seems pretty straightforward, and that little device has a lot more
power than what used to run most boards.
Synchronet runs very well on a Pi. This board runs on a Pi.
The only question I have is how do you handle mail exchange? I assume there are some services out there that you can subscribe to that will
act as your MX, etc.
Need more information, anmd what does this have to do with a Pi? In my case, I have a public IP address, so I simply pointed my A record to the BBS's IP address, and the MX to the BBS's domain name (as specified in the A record). This is the same I would do for any mail server on an unfiltered public IP, regardless of OS.
Now, if port 25 is filtered, then you have to jump through hoops, and others here know more about those. Getting an unfiltered Internet feed with a public IP has been no issue for me.
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