i_am_not_a_robot

github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis/…/botstopper.mdx

You need a new name. Plume already exists.

If you have local SMTP and IMAP you can send mail on your own systems, or if you’re not using containers and you run everything on the same system you may even be able to skip SMTP and just deliver directly. But if you want to receive mail from outside your LAN you’ll need a way to access your IMAP server.

It is kind of a hassle to get all your DNS set up so your mail doesn’t go to spam. If you don’t already know what you’re doing it will probably take over an hour.

I verified my domain with Proton and I can send mails from my domain through their servers and pass all sender verification and reputation tests. This works without needing to control a public IP in a range that is allowed to send mail to the common mail services.

What do you do if somebody adds your IP to the crowdsourced blocklist used by your server?

This kind of thing has been going on since long before “AI.” Expect anything connected to the internet will have failed login requests. That’s why there is a login system.

Can you just connect a regular drive using a USB SATA adapter or something?

There are much better resources about these things. The YouTube comments are talking about very basic mistakes like not knowing what a shared library is. This is a similar device: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrV0pbx7U7E