On Mon, 4 Aug 1997, Phil Cox wrote:
> > Tell them to spend the $20/month and get an off-site e-mail account at a
> > local ISP. Then forward their mail to that account.
>
> NO, don't do this, unless you want all your internal company mail
> flowing cleartext across the internet. One solution, depending on your
> client platform, is ssh & pop. With more specifics, it would be easier
> to suggest a possible solution.
Good point. I just have a problem with silly management requests...
Most management types are using MS OS "solutions", so they are going to
have a difficult time using SSH, unless it is set up for them. (And they
are willing to spend the bucks for it.) I don't like launching it on the
server, as it seems like it just opens another hole on the server...
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