Re[2]: CA certificate issue
Hello tracer, Sunday, April 19, 2009, 7:26:16 AM, you wrote: > Hello Lynn > Sunday, April 19, 2009, 11:37:33 AM, you wrote: L>> Hi all - L>> I'm having a problem getting a CA certificate imported/installed, L>> whatever it is you do with these things. Can't find anything in the L>> config or help files at all. Can someone shed some light? L>> And .. this is embarrassing, but does anyone have a suggestion as to how L>> to read a 355k logfile? We'd like to see what's in it today since the L>> smtp function quit, but GVim stopped responding when I tried to scroll L>> to the end of it, and I'm going to give JEdit a try, but .. looks bad, L>> you know? L>> Yes, hereafter I will start a new one on the first of every month, but I L>> didn't realize it was just getting bigger and bigger. I figured there L>> was a limit on it. Silly me. I must have set that up in a different app. L>> Anyway, the cert is really the thing, I think, and I'd really appreciate L>> input. L>> tia, L>> Lynn Open the help file. Look at the "Privacy and Security" tab. Open it then go to "S/Mime" and open it. Then open "certificate management" and go from there. It works for me. -- Best regards, Raymond Morris TheBat! Voyager 4.1.11.1 www.ritlabs.com AntispamSniper 3.1.0.5 for The Bat! Voyager rmorri...@gmail.com Current version is 4.1.11 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
Re: anti-SPAM solutions
Hello Privateofcourse, Monday, June 15, 2009, 9:22:48 AM, you wrote: > Hello TBUDL, > What do TB! users consider to be the > 1) the best external SPAM management solution for TB! users? > 2) the best internal SPAM management solution for TB! users? > First, this isn't for me, as I manage SPAM via convoluted email practises > and via cPanel, and so for a lot of years now I've not had much of a > problem with SPAM - well of course I do get a few bits of SPAM every now > and then, but only enough to be slightly irritated by them getting through. > This question is really for friends and family that I've converted to TB! > over the years. Many of them use their ISP mail accounts, and the like, and > so and are after alternative solutions to dealing with SPAM. As I've not > used any of the TB! plugins or used the external solutions, like SPAMPAL > and Mailwasher Pro for some time, I thought I'd ask people with more > up-to-date experiences. > I've done a bit of leg work, but it seems to me that the majority of > so-called 'SPAM blocker/stopper' solutions don't and can't really do > anything other than allow you to manage SPAM after-the-fact. That is, SPAM > isn't actually blocked or stopped at all, but is managed after it has been > received. But nonetheless, I suspect that for some this is better than > nothing at all. > I think the emphasis though must be on free solutions. AntispamSniper -- Best regards, Raymond Morris TheBat! Voyager 4.1.11.1 www.ritlabs.com AntispamSniper 3.2.0.6 for The Bat! Voyager rmorri...@gmail.com :texasflag: Current version is 4.2.6 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
