Le 13/03/2011 16:52, lst_ho...@kwsoft.de a écrit : > Zitat von Frank Bonnet <f.bon...@esiee.fr>: > >> Hello >> >> Sorry if this seems a bit off topic ... >> >> Postfix is really a great piece of software >> and we all thanks to Wiese for his tremendous work. >> >> But to fight spam and all other malicious >> problems it's getting more and more sophisticated >> and complex to configure every day. >> It is not a criticism it is a fact that jump >> to every sysadmin's face. >> >> Email communication require a more and more complicated >> machinery every day too. >> >> Does anyone has knowing of the future of SMTP ? >> Is there some project to replace it by some >> more secure protocol ? >> >> Understand me well , writing this I do not want >> to start some war I would like to know if there >> is some long term reflexion "somewhere" to build >> some other protocol. >> >> I know this would be a huge project ... >> > > This is not a problem of SMTP but from the idea to design a system where > everyone is able to send a message to some other participant if the > "address" is known. So you don't have to reinvent SMTP but to ditch the > idea of free electronic communication.
yep. and one thing here: the debian lists are still open. and I like it. there is some spam, but not that much. I appreciate the position: spam won't force us to abandon our principles of open communication. kudos to debian lists. > One may even argue that it is already partly the case because of ongoing > blocking of IP space because of country/DUL/ISP reasons but that is not > a technology (SMTP) thing but policy of the receiver. > yep again.
