Re: some info please?

Bill MacAllister <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.mulberry.user
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--On Wednesday, November 21, 2012 01:37:38 PM +0000 Mehdi Lavasani <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello
>
> I am new to the Mulberry mail client. I am running Mulberry in my Epos system.
> My epos program is running on  a desk top running window 7.
> also I have added Mulberry to my start up and it load every time the system
> start.
>
> 1- mulberry is asking for password each time I start the computer. is there any
> way this can be down automatically?
>
> 2- since my epos software is running is front and mulberry in background. I can
> not see any alert for the new emails. is there anyway I can see some alert when
> the new email arrives?
>
> 3- last and the least; how can I make my connection secure? at the moment it
> says "Not secure - plain text data".
>
> Thanks
>
> Mehdi Lavasani

You want to spend time looking at your preferences.  On my linux system
the menu path is File->Preferences.

For 1, you can have Mulberry remember your password or use GSSAPI.  Of
course if you use GSSAPI that assumes that the email server you are
connecting to supports GSSAPI connections and that your login creates
a Kerberos ticket cache.  On systems where I have to use
username/password authentication I just enter the password everytime.
Saving a copy of a password in an application is just such a bad idea
that I never do it.

For 2, I don't know anything about Windo$e alerts or the epos
software.  There are preferences settings in Mulberry that control
alerts though.

For 3, this is again set in preferences and is dependent on the
support that your smtp and mailbox server provide.

Bill

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Bill MacAllister
Infrastructure Delivery Group, Stanford University
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