Thanks for all the suggestions! I found something which suits me just fine
based on your ideas - wanted to share it.
The system separates most of the elements in the database (including the
e-mails) based on project. That means that the users are notified when a
project is created and given a spe
Bogdan,
Penny just dropped with what Tom suggested. REad up on how Debian does it,
use the web of trust approach.
Miles
At 12:52 PM 1/9/2002 +1000, Tom Rogers wrote:
>Hi
>You could get all your users to add an encrypted signature to their emails
>and check that on recieipt.
>Tom
>
>At 11:35 A
Hi
You could get all your users to add an encrypted signature to their emails
and check that on recieipt.
Tom
At 11:35 AM 9/01/02, Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
>Hi all!
>
>I'm working on a free software package due to be launched on freshmeat
>some time soon (next month most probably). The program is
Billy Harvey wrote:
> Bogdan, a technique I've used in the past may work for you.
>
> When someone wants to upload something, I have them request a cookie by
> sending a blank email to a specific address. This automatically
> generated cookie is good for some limited time (whatever works for you
Hi all!
I'm working on a free software package due to be launched on freshmeat
some time soon (next month most probably). The program is a project
development environment, somewhat similar to phpGroupWare but, I like to
think, better and with less bugs.
Due to the nature of the project I need to
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