FYI -
Mail Essentials says to use the PGP Freeware 5.x. This violates the PGP
license agreement since most mail servers are used for 'commercial'
purposes. Server licensing for PGP is approx $3500.
I recommend using GnuPG for the server side. It is free, written to OpenPGP
standards, and capable of encrypting to a PGP 6.5 public key. You can find
out more at www.gnupg.org
NOTE: Their win32 code is in beta right now but appears very stable.
-----Original Message-----
From: Roger Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Thinking in IMAIL 6.x PERFECT VERSION!
>msg status: reply from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Roger Heath)
> author: by "marco Horna Espinoza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> composed: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 13:18:08 PET it was stated:
>
>>I am evaluating IMAIL 5.x ,other machine MS EXCHANGE 2000 beta, and one
>>system but poor IMAP system in LINUX - this is very similar to IMAIL.
>>Why I use imail?, because have important and excellent filosofy of work
and
>>the last in email systems. See the new and same features in ms-exchange
2000
>>beta.
>>What should be have future IMAIL release (6.0x i mean?)
>>Ok. read ipswitch :
>>- High System of Security (PGP-etc) for users.
>>- High System of Security (PGP-etc) for the administrator.
>
>I have been considering adding Mail Essentials to my Imail server
>which supplies PGP server processing and virus scanning with any
>Norton or McAfee setup. In a recent marketing survey of email users
>the single biggest feature ISPs could supply to their users was
>virus scanning of email. In fact they were willing to pay more for
>such a feature. There has been millions in damage done by email
>viruses and it has also been widely published lately thae Hotmail
>running on FreeBSD is not speading over 60% over 60% of the worlds
>computer viruses. Mail Essentials uses a simple interface that
>uses a cheap Norton or McAfee command line interface to scan
>email attachments for viruses. This would be the most important
>step Ipswitch could take in adding value to Imail at this time and
>it could be done at minimal investment in time.'
>
>Mail Essentials scans not only the attachments but then scans the
>Norton log to see if a virus was then found before determining
>what to do with the attachment and what notices to hand out.
>
>If Ipswitch doesn't do this, then I will probably go ahead with my
>purchase of Mail Essentials. If I could tell my potential customers
>that all their attachments are scanned by Norton AntiVirus or McAfee
>then that is of tremendous value to me.
>
>Mail Essentails is at: http://www.mailessentials.com
>
>BTW, currently convential Norton PC AntiVirus ($90)does detect
>viruses if they are attachments in the spool being transferred using
>web based email.
>
>
>--
>bcnu
> www.rleeheath.com
>Roger Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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