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I run my own server for receiving, but use the ISP's server for sending. I have had no problems.

But, yes, that doesn't mean you have to run your own node. However, it should include the possibility to do so.



do you also use your own domain for sending?

i can't see how i would host my own mail server with my domain, but then send emails from that domain via someone else.

the only way i could see that working is to use the ISP/other service as a relay to forward my mails.


The email address does have my own domain name. This way, responses are sent correctly. The ISP is used as a "smart host" to relay the outgoing messages, while incoming messages come in directly; this is provided as an option when setting up Exim using the package manager.




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