- From: Emilien Kia <emilien.kia@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Wed, 04 Apr 2007 10:35:50 +0200
- To: fwsmail35 <fwsmail35@aol.com>
- CC: www-amaya@w3.org
- Message-ID: <46136366.6030703@inrialpes.fr>
fwsmail35 a écrit : > >> >> The basic authentication is planned. We will probably implement it when >> the password manager will be ready to use. >> But the SMTP over SSL is not planed. >> > I agree with Ray Foulkes, many people use a mail adress that is not > the one given by their ISP (for instance webmail such as gmail, > hotmail or Yahoo). Many ISP allow to send mails with an email address not provided by them (I use this every day). > Moreover an authentification is mandatory for some ISPs such as AOL. > Nevertheless, the basic authentification will be sufficient for me. Is > it planned for the next release ? The basic mail authentication is planned but I dont know if it will be ready for the next release. >> The goal of mail sending is not to replace any mail-agent nor implement >> mailto: protocol (it is not planned but it can be an idea). >> >> The mail sending is just for announcing to a community that a ressource >> have been modified. > In my opinion, another interesting application of the mail sending > would be to send mail with mathematical formulae. I see somewhere that > Thunderbird can be configured in order to deal with MathML, so I > suppose the reception will be possible. IMHO, you're right, I have not tested that yet. Regards Emilien
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