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1. 1201.▲
   by feld 13y ago

   You're never seen a router have to do NAT for two subnets that it's routing between?
2. 1202.▲
   by feld 13y ago

   GnuTLS does not use an acceptable license. Apache/BSD/MIT please. It's the only way you'll find it replacing OpenSSL everywhere.
3. 1203.▲
   by feld 13y ago

   Stunnel has been around doing this job for quite some time as well
4. 1204.▲
   by feld 13y ago

   A Juniper MX960 can do NAT. Is that not a router?
5. 1205.▲
   by feld 13y ago

   Yes, here is a technical comparison. http://archiveopteryx.org/faq/mailstore#dbmail
6. 1206.▲
   by feld 13y ago

   I've never had to do that before. That would require a very poorly configured Postgres server.
7. 1207.▲
   by feld 13y ago

   All of my email is in Postgres. Ever heard of the IMAP server called Archiveopteryx? http://aox.org Arnt and Ahbijit know more about the email RFCs than probably anyone else on the planet. Arnt has been involved in writing sev