Adept wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Which is how it should be, because, obviously, one should not trust a program with no updates in the last two decades to do well with
security.
Of course, totally agree. I don't run POP3 outside of my firewall, and
not interpreting HTML helps keep things secure. Securer?
I did a lot with Eudora in the '90s. I worked at a Mac shop that ran a
LAN-based email system called "QuickMail" that needed 5 systems to
support 70 people - one was a usenet gateway, one a Compuserve gateway,
one for supporting mail clients and a dedicated SMTP gateway.
I built a BSD/OS box on a 486 desktop, set up Sendmail, Qpopper and
Eudora clients. We found a Quickmail to mbox converter so we could
convert email. Then, we created a company address book and pointed
everyone's eudora.ini file to it.
Later, we set up a company NNTP server, which hosted departmental
groups, product groups, and one called "gossip" that ended up taking
the whole thing down. :)
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