Berklix.Net - Webmail Service

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Use: your_name.webmail@webmail. berklix.n..
Not ...@berklix... : Berklix domains have multiple server hosts but only one provides webmail service, so you also need 'webmail' after the '@'
Not ...@user.berklix... : webmail server may not remain on same host with normal user login accounts.
Not ...@webmail. berklix.com or @webmail. berklix.org or @webmail. berklix.eu. They might or not work now or later.
Avoid using: your_name. webmail@(land|tower|slim|flat). berklix.n.. If at all, Only when subscribing mail lists, only if you also want to be able to post to lists, & have mail list robot confirm your poster's address is a subscribed address: (The names '(land|tower|slim|flat)' change without notice periodicaly, They are DNS A records, better use DNS CNAME 'webmail'.)

Software:

No guarantees, subject to change without notice etc.
No mail forwarding set by default.
Don't use a valuable password: Your password could be stolen by `man in the middle' packet sniffers on the Internet, as it uses http, not https,
Ssh : Secure Shell I haven't got this working yet (though I've added directives to httpd.conf).
- Ssh may not work if you use a Microsoft crippled browser that for security reasons has been limited to not allow extra windows to open. (As seen at a free service adjacent a wall at Systems 2006.)
- Need to turn on Java in browser.
- The black box reports the Java applet is 2280 days old & to go to http://www.mindbright.se/mindterm/ which redirects to http://www.appgate.com/products/80_MindTerm/ which has a client that implements the SSH1 and SSH2 protocols written in pure Java "free for personal use". That's not something I'll install on my FreeBSD client workstations as I have real C, really free. Might be of use on MS clients though.