On Tue, Nov 16, 2021 at 09:29:03AM +0100, Drew DeVault wrote: > > > I recommend Migadu: https://www.migadu.com > > > > Which is subject to the traffic limitations as mentioned by Konstantin? > > I might have missed Konstantin's message, but yes, Migadu has traffic > limits. I use the standard plan, which supports 500 outgoing and 3000 > incoming emails per day. This might not be enough for you, though, and > the "maxi" plan is pretty pricey. > > https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ We do have the maxi plan for linux.dev, and we *have* hit limits. The Migadu folks have been extremely accommodating for us, so it's not been a huge deal thus far, but I'm not sure if the relaxed restrictions they've put in place are just for the linux.dev domain or now apply globally. For example, sending large patch series (20+) used to trip up Migadu's outgoing rate limit for too much mail sent at once. We've not hit that error for a while, so I assume they've relaxed that restriction either just for linux.dev, or perhaps globally. It's important to keep in mind that the overall outgoing/incoming limits are per account, not per mailbox. Not a huge deal for personal use, but quickly adds up for setups like we have, which is why we ask folks not to subscribe to busy lists (see #4 in the list of our requirements here: https://www.kernel.org/doc/projects/korg/linuxdev.html#rules-and-restrictions) Overall, Migadu is a good recommendation for individual developer accounts, but may be too restricting for maintainers that do end up sending huge amounts of mail. Gmail or Fastmail could be better options for those folks. -K
