Re: [Asrg] How to defeat spam that uses encryption?

[Chuq Von Rospach <chuqui@plaidworks.com>]

On Monday, March 31, 2003, at 01:43  PM, Jason Hihn wrote:

> > what you are looking for is called "imap" (heh)
> I don't think so. After I pull it down off my mail server, I still want
> global access. I don't want to leave my mail on the server. I know 
> that's
> what imap does. Are you suggesting that I run an imap server on my 
> local
> machine too?
if you're seriously interested in "getting it exactly the way I want 
it", probably. Because then you're in control of it.

> Actually yes. Not quite that many though. No one has a 'favorite', 
> they just
> don't like change. That's my finding anyway. That's why some people 
> still
> use pine. ;-)
heh. point taken, although it's really both...

> > which is actually a legitimate issue to be dealt with on this list...
> Nah, I believe SPAM should be dealt with in a client-transparent way.
> (Infrastructure changes, not client ones, unless your client is a 
> source of
> spam, which is the case for Outlook)
I think there are uses for (and we're going to need) both.


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