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Ancient, set up maybe 15 years ago. Postfix, spamassassin (which wasn't effective, spam being the bulk of the problem pun intended), RBLs, and a nice almost two decade old .procmailrc for categorization.

I'm still in the process of trialling new providers. I'll be using fetchmail along with my existing procmailrc. The part I'm outsourcing is the spam filtering and availability on the MX.

Not the original poster but in case it is interesting to you:

1. Arch Linux.

2. OpenSmtpd.

3. SpamPD

4. DkimProxy

5. Dovecot

This replaced a Postfix stack that I was using. I miss the use of Postgrey, the greylisting daemon, and I seem to get more spam because of this.

Switched from maintaining my own server to mail-in-a-box a year ago. Being able to collaborate with others saves a lot of admin time.