<plug>
Av8 will be offering IMAP/ssl within the next couple weeks.
This will be with RAID on the mailstore, automated tape backup of
mailstore, as well as relay services. You control spam filtering,
although we do block really genuine abusers. Those blocked system-wide are
really genuine attackers and non-commercial. There are no frivolous
system-wide blocks--A few spams doesn't qualify for a system-wide block,
even if they are spam. That is up to you.
You can host dns with us, too. Or not. Or have DNS with both us and
someone else.
</plug>
I'm playing around with the idea of encrypting messages in the message
store with a users public key on delivery, so that only the user can
decrypt it. Messages on a public service more than 90 days old can be
obtained by authorities without a warrant, and I think the Patriot Act
might allow current messages to be obtained without a warrant. What kind
of interest is there in this? Do people think this is a good thing or a
bad thing?
Also, I'm looking for a few beta testers for our AFS file server and unix
shell services. I need some people to test file service with Windows and
Unix. You'll get free accounts while in beta, but you'll also have to
write up your test results.
--Dean
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, Scott Ehrlich wrote:
> I currently have Comcast for cable and ISP. I also have a domain name
> (through another provider), and would like to transfer it to a company I
> know won't go under, and have it managed at a decent cost. My first
> thought was to transfer it to Eartlink, then have them as my ISP via
> Comcast, but I learned EL only does POP email, thus no security during
> username/password authentication.
>
> What does Speakeasy provide for email security?
>
> My goal for the provider is flexibility of email client with security of
> initial authentication.
>
> I was thinking it would make most sense to transfer my domain to the same
> provider offering me service. It would be easier for me to hand off the
> responsibility and let them take responsibility for backups, etc.
>
> Who offers IMAP w/SSL support for domains?
>
> Maybe having my domain with the same company acting as my ISP is not the
> answer. I also don't want to spend a fortune, since this is only for
> residential needs.
>
> Thanks for any insight/leads/ideas.
>
> Scott
>
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