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Alexander2015-04-24 02:55:55
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Alexander, 2015-04-24 02:55:55

What to do with VPS RunAbove and private SMTP?

I use VPS from RunAbove, everything is fine and everything suits me, I use it for hosting my sites, there is an ISP Manager panel.
Everything is fine, if not for one thing, but .. The provider has closed outgoing connections to port 25. They explain this - allegedly the fight against spam ( https://community.runabove.com/share/topic/unable-... ).
But you can't live without mail at all, neither phpmail nor redirects from isp manager - nothing works.
If you google on this topic, they suggest exclusively using third-party smtp-relays with authorization, accepting on port 587, such as smtp.google.com and so on ... there are many examples. But all free smtp-relays do not allow you to arbitrarily specify an address in the FROM field, which is very inconvenient if you have many sites and that letters would be sent from an address on their domain, not to mention mail redirect in ISP Manager. Paid use is not an option for me, and from those that I looked at, you still need to add and verify each address from which letters will leave in their smtp-relay control panel. This is also not an option.
I would like to simply and conveniently use mail and redirect letters with the preservation of the sender's address.
Is there a simple, free and convenient solution in this case?
ps: changing vps is not an option for me either.

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Puma Thailand, 2015-04-24
@opium

It is necessary to run from such a hosting, some kind of tin closed port 25.

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Denis Verbin, 2015-04-24
@rez0n

Take a shared VPS (there are many such hosters, haphost.com is an example) and relay mail through it.

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2015-04-24
@inkvizitor68sl

https://debian.pro/1128
I wrote here how to wrap it through PDD in such cases. True, there is no tls, but the essence is the same.

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