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I'd love to ssh to my server and use some modern MUA like Sup, but there are lot of places where you cannot ssh through local firewalls. When you work parttime
by kunley 15y ago
I'd love to ssh to my server and use some modern MUA like Sup, but there are lot of places where you cannot ssh through local firewalls.
When you work parttime as a consultant or when you just meet with some potential customers/investors/cofounders/whomever you often need to use THEIR infrastructure. So what then? Do you imagine that you'd be unable to get an email from the people you're talking on the spot just because you need to tunnel somehow to your server? Bit weird..
One option is to always use own mobile connection, but still there are places where there's no carrier (like some server rooms), or you have to use customer's intranet at the same time you're relying on what's in your emails..
- tankenmate 15y agoA handy trick I have always used is to get a second IP address on my servers and set up ssh on port 443. From memory I have only had one case where a firewall blocked it.