At 17:49 01/02/2004, Chuq Von Rospach wrote:
Important point: as long as email is a store and forward mechanism,
encrypting the transport makes little sense: encryption should be end-to-end.
to me, if there's any opportunity to cross a network in plain-text, the
proposal is dead.
To me, if there's a requirement to add unnecessary complexity, the proposal
is dead..
My toaster with 8kb ROM and 512 bytes RAM wants to email me to say my toast
is browning nicely. Not a problem with SMTP, big problem with SSL,
certificates, XML etc. ;-)
Paul VPOP3 - Internet Email Server/Gateway
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