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Matt replied 1 年前
Dave Walker
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Hello, I've been really curious about Thundermail. We have a number of problems running our own home email server, DNS records - SPF - DKIM - DMARC settings. Then followed by internet drop outs, which always seem to wait for the family to leave the house.

So I was wondering if Thundermail help remove some of these headaches. 1) WIll thundermail provide a forwarding solution, such that emails will be first go onto the Thundermail Server, prior to heading to our local home email server (synology). If the network connection to our home server fails then thunderbird holds the emails? 2) Will Thundermail does all of the security - spam / virus checking? 3) Will I need as a user and custom domain manager, need to update DNS records at our domain name server?

Many thanks Dave

Hello, I've been really curious about Thundermail. We have a number of problems running our own home email server, DNS records - SPF - DKIM - DMARC settings. Then followed by internet drop outs, which always seem to wait for the family to leave the house. So I was wondering if Thundermail help remove some of these headaches. 1) WIll thundermail provide a forwarding solution, such that emails will be first go onto the Thundermail Server, prior to heading to our local home email server (synology). If the network connection to our home server fails then thunderbird holds the emails? 2) Will Thundermail does all of the security - spam / virus checking? 3) Will I need as a user and custom domain manager, need to update DNS records at our domain name server? Many thanks Dave

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Matt
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Thundermail is not Thunderbird. You might as well ask your significant other as post here.

The latest information on Thundermail and pro services was a blog post. https://blog.thunderbird.net/2025/04/thundermail-and-thunderbird-pro-services/

I did register my interest, but I have heard nothing. Perhaps you may do better.