by Randall Allen Moo » Wed, 18 Oct 1995 04:00:00
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Randy Moore
by Salim Gasm » Fri, 20 Oct 1995 04:00:00
This is not in the RFC of the Post Office ProtocolQuote:>I am looking for an alternative to POP for reading email from a PC
>(while still having a nice client like Eudora). I
>would like to be able to log in to the mail server from multiple PC's and
>still see all of my stored messages. There must be a fairly standard way
>of doing this.
>Any suggestions?
>Thanks,
>Randy Moore
Your Eudora is configured to remove the mail on your server
check if the option "leave mail on server" is enabled .
This not the fault of the POP server, but of your POP client (Eudora) .
If your POP client does not let you choose between leave/delete
mails from your server , just use another one .
If my memory is good, Eudora on PC have this option .
Hope this helps
Salim
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1. Secure transport between mail server and pop client (via another mail server)
Let's take a look at this scenario:
I have two mail accounts, one on academic Unix server A and second
at my office - Unix server B. And there is also Win95/NT PC on my desk.
Practicaly I use Internet only from my PC. There is proxy gateway for
http and ftp outbound connections. No pops, telnets and other services
outside the office. You know - security.
And, let's assume, all inbound mail is CCopied to my boss.
And where is the problem?
I want to have all my private mail (sent to my academic account)
on my desk - Internet Mail, Pegasus or sth like that.
Forwarding mail from one account to the other does not provide security.
My office Unix server is "untrusted", so all forwarded mail should
arrive encoded. And decoding should be done by my pop3 client, just on
my desk.
So, some procmail action should be taken at Server A to encode (by pgp?)
and forward mail. And some automatical decoding at my desk.
Any help?
Any URL, sample conf and tips?
Regards
tko
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