I had considered the option of using PGP, however it may not be the best
option in this instance. The customer's forms are written in Cold Fusion,
which makes calling the ASPMail control, not possible. Maybe re-phrasing
the question may help. When a end-user connects to a page in secure mode,
they use an SSL certificate from a recognized CA. Is it possible to
implement such a system where an Imail server uses an SSL certificate from a
CA to allow a mail client to securely pop their mail from the server?
Randy
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Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 3:51 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Encryption Question
I did this by using the ASPMail control from www.serverobjects.com . It
has a method for allowing you to call PGP and encrypt the message before it
leaves the server. 'course you have to teach the user about decrypting
messages. :)
Cal
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From: "Randy Leiker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 3:31 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Encryption Question
> Hello All,
>
> I have a customer who has approached me with a request that I'm not quite
> sure how to address. The customer has setup some basic HTML forms on his
> sites. He'd like the contents of these forms to automatically be sent to
> various Imail POP3 accounts on our mail servers. He'd like his staff in
> Missouri, Texas, & Georgia to be able to retrieve these message securely.
> The problem is that when he, or any of his employees, pop the messages
using
> their mail client software, the messages are momentarily insecure as they
> travel from our mail servers, to their mail clients. Does anyone know of
a
> way to setup secure communications between the Imail server & mail clients
> such as Outlook or Outlook Express? I suggested that his employees use
our
> web based email interface where they can activate SSL mode, but he insists
> that his employees have become accustom to only using their mail client
> software and would not be willing to periodically check the web based
> interface. Any ideas would be appreciated!
>
> Thanks
>
> Randy Leiker
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