receive e-mail with postfix (blocked by....?)

[thufir]

On Tue, 31 Dec 2013 02:13:46 +0000, emilianovazquez wrote:

> -Thufir, if your aren't the owner of the domain you can't use this
> domain to receive mail. Maybe you can send mails but this is another
> question and in most cases you will be marked as spam because of this.
> 
> Create another domain and use this to get your mail working.
> 
> If you can't use port 25 TCP you're stuck. This port is for receive
> mails from outside and always need to be fordwarded to postfix. This is
> the only way to do this.


Ok, so without port 25 I'm stuck.  I absolutely appreciate your clarity.



Just to be clear, the FQDN dur.bounceme.net **is** mine, it's registered 
with noip.com but they keep bounceme.net and let users register 
subdomains.  There's even an option to fill out an mx form, so their 
intent is clear -- it's ok to do this.  Just not ok with my ISP.

Now I know that I can't do this without a virtual server, or a different 
plan from the ISP, so I won't waste time on it.




-Thufir