Hi.
On Wednesday 14 May 2008, Aidas Kasparas wrote: > How much of your SMTP traffic is TLS protected? Good question. I think about doing statistics about that but I've not done this 'till now. :) But traffic to peers that I typically write most messages to is encrypted. All the time. > How much of small ISP's > SMTP traffic is typically TLS protected? Concerning this, what's the difference about being a small ISP or a bigger ISP? If you want, I *am* a small ISP and our TLS works from the beginning where we set up courier (and did so with QMail before). Our esmtproutes file contains 6 entries about disabling TLS manually for one domain. One of them is Deutsche Telekom, the biggest ISP in Germany. The others are propably dedicated-servers that are not professionally administrated. I think it's okay to have 6 manual entries in about 4 years of operation. regards, Bernd -- Only one book has been printed in more copies than The Bible... ...the IKEA catalogue - Song "Facts of Life" by "Lazyboy"
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