So here’s the deal: I directly bought pfu.edu.pl (an educational domain), and after buying it I hosted it on Xinwang (limited to 5 users)
Recently the wave of educational discounts has blown up again, and I want to release this thing for everyone to use for free
My idea is to just find a server and run a service on it, where you can register, log in, view the inbox, and then bind aliases to the mailbox, etc. (The reason I don’t use a temporary email is that some platforms require two‑factor verification, and the kind where you can fill in an address yourself also has risks.)
When I look at my own VPS, it seems none of them have port 25… ![]()
If I use cfworker, the quota feels insufficient; looking at how others handle it, they usually use third‑party services like Mailgun.
There’s also an immature technique: keep Xinwang, then use a catch‑[email protected] (wildcard mailbox), point DNS to that
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Help bump, still need a senior to answer.
Waiting for the boss
Feishu International Version
Watch and see
It’s not that a new snippet-like thing was released that doesn’t limit Workers.
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Free plan does not include ![]()
我自己的数字xyz也没有,但是那个ClouDNS的和ggff.net的概率挺大,我托管的基本都可以用 ![]()
部署一个Mailu,Docker一键完成
Mailu — Mailu, Docker based mail server
Support it, let me see
Port 25 is hard to deal with, and ports 25 not in Spamhaus are even harder ![]()
Fortunately, I’m using a $20‑per‑year machine from GreenCloudVPS as a mail server.
Support the OP, let me see.
The old
has 25 ports
Queued from 2023 to 2025, I don’t know if my script is too crappy or what, but I didn’t manage to snag a single ARM, so I’m giving up ![]()
Check which email