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Latest comment: 14 years ago by HLachman in topic "Too technical..."

"Despite its having been discontinued, a small number of customers continue to use cc:Mail and the product continues to be commercially supported by Global System Services Corporation.[2]"

Isnt this an advertement? =-------------------

Removed this > Unfortunately cc:Mail was insecure and acted as a spam-relay and could only be secured by turning off POP and IMAP > completely.[1]

That isnt even cc:mail, that was Lotus Mail for ccmail, big difference. cc:mail was actually one of the most secure mail systems ever built, used by most governments until they had no choice but migrate to something else.

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This page should not redirect to Carbon Copy. cc:Mail is an obsolete Lotus product. Redspace 14:46, 14 Sept 2006

"Too technical..."

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I see the notation (of July 2008), "This article may be too technical...." So I added a new section, "Architecture overview." I hope it helps. Is this enough? Any further suggestions? -- HLachman (talk) 07:03, 14 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

  1. MAPS MAPS: Application Note: How > to secure your mail system against third-party relay