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Thanks, SMTP-AUTH was the solution to this. It was a PITA to set up, but I
eventually got it working with Dovecot SASL over TLS on port 587.
Thanks for the hint!
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Besides only using Free (and Open Source) Software operating systems...
I use *Mail.ru* for e-mail (which has an English and Spanish interface, for
those of you who don't know it) and the *Yandex.com* search engine, whenever
possible - which is an English language implementation of the
the GPU and the video decoding hardware are unusable in the free world, but
these jobs can be done with free software on the CPU.
Apparently i was thinking correctly when i posted:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/amd-processors-freedom-friendly-computers#comment-37912
How good will it work?
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Thanks for the info. I too run my own email server at home, but the
electricity wasn't an issue for me because I already had a machine running
Debian 24/7 acting as a media server.
I definitely think the Freedombox is the way forward, and it
If you do find a solution to the SMTP-hijacking problem, please let me know.
Currently, I have mine set to refuse connections from outside my local
subnet, but that's not great for when I'm using my Android mobile on the go,
and want to reply to an email. Is there something we can do
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I think the blank message problem on the forum might be caused by
MIME/PGP (I could be wrong though).
Michał's post, for the forum:
Original Message
Subject: Re: [Trisquel-users] Compromising the Services
Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2013 12:44:37 +0200
From: Michał Masłowski
To: User help
Known and reported mail to forum bug,
http://listas.trisquel.info/pipermail/trisquel-users/2013-July/023092.html
should have the same text.
Well, kind of. I would consider the problem to be worse than that. Check out
this link: http://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/single-board-computers
Well, most users run precompiled software packaged by the distributor and
they aren't capable of compiling the whole system by themselves. So actually,
this quite a similiar problem.
The question is: who deserves our trust more?
Definitely the distributor;
But one does not know.
I heard of the flaws in the rp after buying it;
I can affirm that you're able to run debian on the raspberry without non-free
parts, but I can only verify this for text-only.
Probably, non-free stuff would be necessary for launching the x server.
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 4:59 PM, shiret...@web.de wrote:
I heard of the flaws in the rp after buying it;
I can affirm that you're able to run debian on the raspberry without
non-free parts, but I can only verify this for text-only.
Probably, non-free stuff would be necessary for launching the
DuckDuckGo is partly proprietary, and has released most of their source code
via github. However, due to the parts that they haven't released, it is still
impossible to know whether they do or not track you.
Even if all the code was released, you have no way of knowing if that is
really
Many services claim they will never give backdoors or release any information
to goverments or companies. Unfortunately, they eventually are subject to
such mishaps, and despoil their distinction in return. With the rise in
contemporary surveillance, such problems have been occurring even
If you use the email service of a company, you have to trust those guys.
I switched recently from gmail to lavabit and I think this is a step up, but
it's not the perfect solution.
Of course it's better to use an email provider which claims to respect your
privacy than just a service like
I use Lavabit and DuckDuckGo, but hope to switch to a personally owned mail
server and YaCy.
With the rise in contemporary surveillance, such problems have been
occurring even more, for example hushmail and now even Startpage/ixquick.
What are the issues with Ixquick and Startpage?
At the moment I use duckduckgo and startpage as a search engine.
You mentioned concerns about last one. What are these concerns?
While Starpage/Ixquick has not knowingly been tracking its users, there is
still much suspicion to have over it, just as there is with duckduckgo. Here
are my main
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