In article <0a0077825d87834e8e0008f0150350c54aa0f...@prodmbx02.pfsweb.com> you
write:
>> To be fair. If you use good password management (ie passwords only used in
>> one place), then there is no practical difference between
>forwarding all your mail to gmail and telling gmail the > POP3 password
> To be fair. If you use good password management (ie passwords only used in
> one place), then there is no practical difference between forwarding all your
> mail to gmail and telling gmail the > POP3 password. Both situations let
> Google see all your email, and nothing else.
You're completel
On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 04:20:40PM +, Wosotowsky, Adam wrote:
> Assuming everything structural is working correctly as you indicated
> below, the problem might be with your domain name. .cc is perhaps
> the most abused TLD there is, so much so that google doesn't even
> return search results i
On 10/02/2017 21:22, Brandon Long via mailop wrote:
There is no way for an end user to retrieve the password stored for
access to remote pop/msa servers.
Yes, giving us the password does increase the overall attack surface
for the password. Given the general issues with password hijacking,
t
There is no way for an end user to retrieve the password stored for access
to remote pop/msa servers.
Yes, giving us the password does increase the overall attack surface for
the password. Given the general issues with password hijacking, the
addition is fairly minor. If your service is small en
On 2017-02-10 12:14:05 (+0100), Klaus Ethgen wrote:
> Am Do den 9. Feb 2017 um 21:25 schrieb John Levine:
> > >I never understand why users won't just collect mail from the 'proper'
> > >mail server rather than having to forward it all to gmail/hotmail. A
> > >large portion of our support issue
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 12:14:05PM +0100, Klaus Ethgen wrote:
> We teach people to not give their passwords away and now you want them
> to give them to google? WTF?
Emphatic agreement here. Not only does this instill worst practices
in users, but in *many* places, it's variously (a) against the
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Am Do den 9. Feb 2017 um 21:25 schrieb John Levine:
> >I never understand why users won't just collect mail from the 'proper'
> >mail server rather than having to forward it all to gmail/hotmail. A
> >large portion of our support issues are to do
