On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Kee Hinckley wrote:
You then describe an incredibly complex scheme whereby I am unable to
send anyone email unless I have with me a piece of software which
knows where I am, how I am currently able to communicate with
everyone, and which address is appropriate to use under the current
circumstances.
It is not incredibly complex; many people have already implemented bits of it.
As I stated, it requires *NO* MUA changes. All of the work can be done on
the server. It does require that you relay outgoing mail through the same
server all of the time; that's why we have STARTTLS and SMTP AUTH.
It requires that I upgrade every single MUA in the
world that I might possibly use,
Not at all; see above.
It makes it virtually impossible to even manage
addresses on *paper*, let alone in my head.
Your server keeps track of everything.
--
David.
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