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Andrew Boothman wrote:

> Testing my new installation of Postfix! 


It works! :)

If FreeBSD.org accepts my mail then anyone will! Having my own Postfix 
outgoing SMTP server has got to be loads more reliable than using my 
ISP's mail servers.

/me is chuffed

Andrew