On Wed, 2002-11-06 at 16:48, Jesse Keating wrote: > > Pretty much any webmail service will do this. What you might look into > though, is using an SSH tunnel to get access to the ports you want.
This was the first thing I thought off, but they also block ssh as well :) (Its stupid, I'm a security development engineer, ie IDS etc..) and I cannot even do my job correctly, as thy block alot of ports I need) They block external: pop/s,imap/s,smtp (afaik),ssh,tracroute,ping. Just to name a few. Hence my reason for a web based system, but they do allow access to http and https, so I was going to setup it up on https. Mark -- Please be aware that I do not read or reply to messages with attachments in any proprietary format. Please send attachments in any standards compliant format. Proprietary format attachments are a major obstacle to the broader adoption of GNU/Linux. Remember: Competition is good for business; Proprietary denies choice..
