If you're worried about either of those scenarios, set up a separate
account for your email alerts.
I like the separate account idea. Any tips on locking it down? Maybe
that account on the mail server should somehow only be allowed to
deliver to a single email address (mine)? Would
On 12/05/2012 01:43 AM, Grant wrote:
I switched to msmtp when nbsmtp was treecleaned. The switch was
uneventful; it just works, which is high praise.
You can't encrypt your password unless you're going to be physically
present to decrypt it (with some other password). If your machine is
Grant wrote:
msmtp --passwordeval 'gpg -d mypwfile.gpg'
Be careful with passing your password as a command line argument,
because it will put your password into the output of ps. This would
allow any user on the system to read your password.
--
R
I was setting up ssmtp but I realized it isn't being maintained and there
are a couple of alternatives called msmtp and dma. Can anyone recommend
one of these over the other?
I don't like how ssmtp stores the mail password in clear text in its config
file. It looks like msmtp can pull the
On 12/05/2012 12:28 AM, Grant wrote:
I was setting up ssmtp but I realized it isn't being maintained and
there are a couple of alternatives called msmtp and dma. Can anyone
recommend one of these over the other?
I don't like how ssmtp stores the mail password in clear text in its
config
I was setting up ssmtp but I realized it isn't being maintained and
there are a couple of alternatives called msmtp and dma. Can anyone
recommend one of these over the other?
I don't like how ssmtp stores the mail password in clear text in its
config file. It looks like msmtp can
On 12/5/12 7:28 AM, Grant wrote:
I was setting up ssmtp but I realized it isn't being maintained and
there are a couple of alternatives called msmtp and dma. Can anyone
recommend one of these over the other?
msmtp and nullmailer are good choices as light weight MTAs. I hope to
change the
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