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# Configure SMTP relay
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If your ISP does block port 25, if you can't set a reverseDNS on your server, or if you have any other troubles using the built-in SMTP server on Yunohost, you may want to setup your Yunohost server to use a SMTP relay.
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If your ISP blocks port 25, if you can't set a reverseDNS on your server, or if you have any other troubles using the built-in SMTP server on YunoHost, you may want to setup your YunoHost server to use a SMTP relay.
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## What is a SMTP relay?
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A SMTP relay is basically a third party hosted SMTP server that will send emails on behalf of your own SMTP server (Postfix service on Yunohost).
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Once setup correctly on Yunohost, it will operate in a totally transparent manner, both for you and for your correspondents : they will see emails as coming from your Yunohost main url, but all the sending will be delegated to the SMTP relay you have chosen and configured.
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A SMTP relay is basically a third party hosted SMTP server that will send emails on behalf of your own SMTP server (Postfix service on YunoHost).
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Once setup correctly on YunoHost, it will operate in a totally transparent manner, both for you and for your correspondents: they will see emails as coming from your YunoHost main URL, but all the sending will be delegated to the SMTP relay you have chosen and configured.
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<div class="alert alert-warning" markdown="1">
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<span class="glyphicon glyphicon-warning-sign"></span>
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It's important to note that using a SMTP relay has to be seen as a (big) compromise in the world of self-hosting. Indeed, when using a SMTP relay, you will not only let a third party send emails on your behalf, but also be able to access to the full content of all the emails you'll send. Be also aware that a SMTP relay is setup for your whole Yunohost server : you can't chose which emails or which users go through it because all future emails will.
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It's important to note that using a SMTP relay has to be seen as a (big) compromise in the world of self-hosting. Indeed, when using a SMTP relay, you will not only let a third party send emails on your behalf, but also be able to access to the full content of all the emails you'll send. Be also aware that a SMTP relay is setup for your whole YunoHost server: you can't choose which emails or which users go through it because all future emails will.
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## How to use a SMTP relay with Yunohost ?
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## How to use a SMTP relay with YunoHost?
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Yunohost has a built-in SMTP relay configuration, available from version 4.1. That configuration is not yet available from the admin web interface, though. You will have to use the command line interface.
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YunoHost has a built-in SMTP relay configuration, available from version 4.1. That configuration is not yet available from the admin web interface, though. You will have to use the command line interface.
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### Step 1: Register on a SMTP relay provider
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From now on, a non trusty SMTP relay provider could send emails from your main domain without telling you.
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### Step 3 : Setup Yunohost correctly
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### Step 3: Setup YunoHost correctly
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In order to setup your Yunohost to use your SMTP relay, you will have to configure three things :
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1. Your SMTP relay url (for this tutorial we will use `smtprelay.tld`)
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In order to setup your YunoHost to use your SMTP relay, you will have to configure three things:
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1. Your SMTP relay URL (for this tutorial we will use `smtprelay.tld`)
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2. Your SMTP relay username (for this tutorial we will use `username`)
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3. Your SMTP relay passwordd (for this tutorial we will use `password`)
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3. Your SMTP relay password (for this tutorial we will use `password`)
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Your SMTP relay will obviously provide you with these three things, that should be available in your control panel or whatsoever.
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You can log into your Yunohost server using ssh :
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You can log into your YunoHost server using SSH:
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```bash
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ssh admin@yourdomain.tld```
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ssh admin@yourdomain.tld
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```
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Then you can update the three values as below:
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sudo yunohost settings set smtp.relay.password -v password
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```
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It may be a goood idea to double confirm your settings by doing :
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It may be a good idea to double confirm your settings by doing:
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```bash
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sudo yunohost settings list
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You can check your setup by sending emails and try if everything works.
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Some of the SMTP relay will give you insights about the emails you send so that can also be a good way to check that everythings works as needed.
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Of course, you can always have a try with [mail-tester.com](mail-tester.com) to check for any problem or discrepancy.
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