android email server apk from store

[jaceksnadecki]

I found AWebServer which is good php server on android.
BUT there is missing email server.
I couldn't find any email server for android.
Is there any email server for android?
What are those app names?

 

[joeldf]

What do you mean by "email server"?

Do you want to actually host your own email domain server on your phone?

To what end and purpose?

Most have stopped hosting their own email servers - which was typically on some version of Unix, Linux or Windows Server boxes. Businesses generally quit doing it years ago, switching to MS-365 exchange services instead while keeping their "corporate-dot-com" addresses.

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Sure, there are a few brave souls out there still truckin' along. But is a cellphone really going handle an email server?

It's going to be more than just some apk you install anyway. I'm pretty sure you would have to set the device up as a server too in some way. Talk about killing the battery too.

If I'm wrong about it, good luck.

 

[jaceksnadecki]

It is easy to set up configuration for email server. One can buy permanent IP address with network for 5 dollars a month in Poland. Battery live would be fine. Server would not do anything if nothing comes or goes out

 

[jaceksnadecki]

Purpose it is that computer email server would consume about 7 watts or 30watts but android phone would consume only 3 watts at max. It is at least ten times cheaper

 

[jaceksnadecki]

There are solutions like Edison boards for microcontrollers but they do not provide all features like internet access easily. There is also issue with display

 

[jaceksnadecki]

What do you mean by "email server"?

Do you want to actually host your own email domain server on your phone?

To what end and purpose?

Most have stopped hosting their own email servers - which was typically on some version of Unix, Linux or Windows Server boxes. Businesses generally quit doing it years ago, switching to MS-365 exchange services instead while keeping their "corporate-dot-com" addresses.

“The Era Of Distributed, Independent Email Servers Is Over”

Imagine the Internet had begun its life as a proprietary network from a major software vendor rather than evolved as a distributed network shared by researchers. It’s a future that almost cam…

hackaday.com

Carlos Fenollosa - Blog

Sure, there are a few brave souls out there still truckin' along. But is a cellphone really going handle an email server?

It's going to be more than just some apk you install anyway. I'm pretty sure you would have to set the device up as a server too in some way. Talk about killing the battery too.

If I'm wrong about it, good luck.

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