Help me test Alpha?

Crypto crypto at jpunix.net
Wed Jul 30 04:04:03 PDT 2014


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On 7/29/2014 3:10 PM, grarpamp wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 7:57 PM, Crypto <crypto at jpunix.net> wrote:
>> If you would like to help test alpha.jpunix.net I'd be willing to
>> set up a Features:
> 
> Do you offer a long term proposal to the mailsphere for this
> service? What is its purpose, intended goals, backing,
> security/compliance posture/plan (to the user and service), its
> ethic, politik, etc.
> 

For the time being I'm not offering my site as a bonafide service. I'm
just testing private mail solutions. The test server is NOT anonymous
as previously mentioned (anonymity is up to the user to
define/create). The server is located in Amsterdam and is hosted by
Digital Ocean. DO's corporate office is on U.S. soil so as to whether
LEO's can request the archived emails from an account is debatable. As
it stands I'm just offering it as a free service to anyone that would
like to help me test my personal service.

While we're on the subject, based on comments from a few people from
this list that have subscribed I've updated the following:

* Modified the server so that connections using older, insecure
protocols has been disabled (RC4 and such)

* PFS is now supported for IMAP

* SpamAssassin will "learn" SPAM outside of the web browser. For
instance if you are using Thunderbird with IMAP and you move a SPAM
message to the Junk folder SA will "learn" about it.

- -- 
Crypto
https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=b90b690ca5bb

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