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**09.02.2020: mailug has moved to the attic!**
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Mailhug is an SMTP sink for testing e-mail services. It is similar to
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[mailhog](https://github.com/mailhog/MailHog),
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[maildev](https://github.com/maildev/maildev), and a bunch of others. The key
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differentiator to these services is that it is written in Rust, making it
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extremely resource efficient. Mailhug is, in theory, able to handle giant loads
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of e-mail on resource constraint hardware without even blinking. In addition,
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mailhug features a REST API with a React interface - all in a single binary and
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therefore simple to deploy.
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Some first tests were promising. However, mailhug never really got anywhere and
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I lost interest. There are many alternatives to choose from, which are more
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mature and fine for any realistic workload.
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For all these reasons mailhug had to move to the attic. :broken_heart:
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