Bill Spikowski wrote:
> Glen wrote:
>>
>>
>> To answer your question, see this:
>> http://blog.kamens.us/send-later/#server-side
>>
>> According to the author of 'Send Later' it is possible to setup a
>> server-side solution using the add-on, I just haven't done it myself
>> since I feel comfortable (for the most part) leaving SM open while not
>> around, so I can't say with certainty what the difficulty level is to do
>> it. I did glance at the instructions, it looks quite easy to do,
>> however. Here's a suggestion for you: Maybe use a spare computer and
>> keep it locked with a password? It's just a thought.
>>
>> And as for added security, if you write to the same people all the time
>> and are concerned about prying eyes, which it sounds to be and, imo,
>> smart to be that way, you should maybe look into using Enigmail for SM.
>> It's also a nice way to push your friends, family and clients (if
>> applicable) into thinking more independently and protecting your private
>> conversations, especially those people you communicate with on an
>> on-going basis, regardless if it's 'secret information' being shared or
>> not.
>>
>> I do have one caveat about using Enigmail: If you test or use Enigmail,
>> you need to make sure you never, ever forget your pass phrase!! If you
>> do, you are S-O-L. Other than that, I have yet to find an article
>> telling me the encryption has been broken or any back-doors written in,
>> so, in my eyes, it's a perfect way to give Big Brother (NSA) and it's
>> cohorts (Google, Microsoft, Apple, etc, etc) the middle finger any day
>> of the week, because now you're messages are completely private and
>> encrypted from you until they reach your recipient and they decide to
>> have them unencrypted using your password.
>>
>> So here's the link to the Enigmail Project:
>> https://www.enigmail.net/home/index.php
>>
>> I hope it helps.
>
>
> Thanks again -- I'll investigate further!
>
>
no problem
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