I wrote: >According to At&t WorldNet tech support, my problems using CE w/cable is >function of CE not being SSL compatible.
Chris wrote: >Right, CE is not SSL compatible I wrote: >Apparently that's not a problem w/dialup - and that would explain why CE >works w/At&t WorldNet using dialup, but not via cable. Chris wrote: >Makes sense, when on DialUp, you are already on their network, so there >isn't a need to encrypt the email (not that I really see the need to >force people to do it when NOT on their network, but whatever) I wrote: >Would use of Baton Mail cure the problem created by the fact that CE is >not a SSL Client? Chris wrote: >As of right now, no. Two problems with using Baton Mail. 1: Baton Mail >doesn't yet support SSL, 2: Baton Mail currently only handles outbound >email and you need inbound support. I wrote: >Any other ideas? Chris wrote: >Um... dump AT&T? Complain to them that it is stupid to require people to >use SSL (offer it as an option for those that want it, fine, but >REQUIRE... stupid!). Or change to an email client that supports SSL for >POP. > >-chris ><http://www.mythtech.net> Chris, many thanks!! Regards, Bob ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
