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[machett AT ibiblio.org]

sorry for the repost, but I think this got lost over the weekend.  I really 
could use the technical help on this one...

-Alan


On Fri, 6 Jun 2003 12:29:03 -0400, I said:
>
>Being the clueless wonder that I am, I have yet another question for anyone 
>who has the obvious answer that I haven't learned yet...
>
>Scenario:
>Jane has accounts on both the Black and the White servers.
>the White server is SSL enabled.
>the Black server is not, and Jane's INBOX resides there.
>Jane wants to use kmMail securely.
>Jane cannot receive mail at the White server.
>Jane has been told by tech support/sysadmin that a server certificate can be 
>installed for her on the Black server.
>
>What is the best solution? (easiest and most secure, security having 
>priority)
>
>Is it sufficient to install kmMail on the secure server and simply point 
>kmMail to the mail account on the other server?
>Should kmMail be installed on the non-SSL server along with a server cert'?
>Should kmMail be installed on the SSL server and a cert' be installed on the 
>other one, then point kmMail that way?
>Or is there some other solution?
>
>
>...I'm so confused.
>Alan
>
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