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rogerk(_at_)queernet(_dot_)org wrote:
Quoting John Keown <jdk(_at_)nni(_dot_)com>:
Should not be sending from employers computers.
That's the employer's business, not yours. If the employer sets a
policy that private email should not be sent from their computers,
you're right. If they set up a policy of blocking MSA ports without
prohibiting sending mail from their computers, you're wrong.
Set up a web mail interface on port 8u0 for your users and they will
be able to connect through any provider except maybe their employer.
Webmail is useless. We have it, but only the most dumbass users touch
it.
Well *you* used a webmail client to write your email...
Webmail is popular with some providers - take hotmail to be one very
obvious example.
If a user is accessing email on a machine that isn't their own, webmail
might seem to be the obvious way to log in. Really it depends on the
userbase and the circumstances, just like everything else.
Zair
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Paul Ficinski
spf(_at_)fairymouse(_dot_)com