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"Seules 2 Crypto-monnaies

ont ajouté une chose

utile et nouvelle

au tout =

Bitcoin ( BTC )

La première

et Monero ( XMR )

( L'Anonymat des transactions )

AUCUNE autre

( destructrices en temps et ressources )

N'A CET

HONNEUR .

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"Only 2 Cryptocurrencies

have added something

usefull and new

to our planet =

Bitcoin ( BTC )

and Monero ( XMR )

most of other ( time-and-ressources-waisting ) blockchains

just DO NOT ."

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( monero - XMR )

HTTPS/CORS full node=

https://xmr.mailia.be:18088/get_info

HTTP/TOR full nodes=

http://mailiabenirc2uizhrm3nbhrgui4svjucst4ycno2ta7ncmm3ojqkvyd.onion:18081/get_info

Server Settings

Send a mail to check@mailia.be what will auto-reply if everything runs as expected.

----------------------- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Mail Server Credentials *If not connecting to mailserver.onion (which is safest way to) observing the following ~15 lines and configuring accordingly IS HIGHLY ADVISED FOR: Mail clients (as Thunderbird/Outlook...) should highly prefer use of STARTTLS or SSL/TLS to connect with 'normal password' encryption option. Transmitted through STARTTLS or SSL/TLS are datas encrypted and unreadable by curious eyes over the internet. EMAIL Protocol ServerName:Port smtps STARTTLS mailia.be:465 imaps STARTTLS mailia.be:143 imaps STARTTLS mailia.be:993 pop3s mailia.be:995 ------------------------- smtps STARTTLS mailiamelsm6abjfzrxzqthkqvcvtdig4rqd3ijabi2xlorxqbvsxbid.onion:25 imaps STARTTLS mailiamelsm6abjfzrxzqthkqvcvtdig4rqd3ijabi2xlorxqbvsxbid.onion:143 imaps STARTTLS mailiamelsm6abjfzrxzqthkqvcvtdig4rqd3ijabi2xlorxqbvsxbid.onion:993 pop3s mailiamelsm6abjfzrxzqthkqvcvtdig4rqd3ijabi2xlorxqbvsxbid.onion:995 ___ .-' `'. / \ | ; | | _.._ |0) ~ (0) | _.---'`\ __.--'`_.. '.__.\ '--. \_.-' ,.--'`' ( ,.--'` ',__ /./; ;, '.__.'` __ _`) ) .---.__.' / | |\ \__..--"" ""/ `---' .'.''-._.-'`_./ /\ '. \ _.-~~~```' | | .' _.-' | | \ \ '. \ \/ .' \ \ '. '-._) \/ / \ \ `=.__`~-. / /\ `) ) / / `"".`\ , _.-'.'\ \ / / ( ( / / `--~` ) ) .-'.' '.'. | ( (/` ( (` ) ) '-; ` '-; (-' | | ___ ___| |_ ___ _ __ _ _ ___ / _ \ / __| __/ _ \| '_ \| | | / __| | (_) | (__| || (_) | |_) | |_| \__ \ \___/ \___|\__\___/| .__/ \__,_|___/ | | |_|

 ...

This DIY Mail Server is meant to be accessible for most users, through the web interfaces ( <https://mailia.be:20000/> ), as using an e-mail client like Thunderbird/Outlook, You just need to create an account with username & password. ( <https://mailia.be:10000/virtualmin-signup/> ) No pre-existing email address is needed for account creation. Passwords are saved encrypted and only way to recover it goes through - making it safe in your safest storage support and - setting up a recovery e-mail address before it is too late... An extra security layer can be activated through Authenticator app. An extra security layer makes use of Thunderbird's Enigma plugin. Best safe connections are made through TOR to provided .onions. # Pour avoir fait certains choix techniques en adéquation avec certaines limites environnementales des installations et de leurs expositions potentielles/concrètes, - je ne peux pas assurer les niveaux optimaux critiques sur divers aspects en tant que serveurs/hébergeur que le peuvent d'autres options. Ceci étant, l'utilisation des adresses TOR et l'usage avisé de clés PGP/GPG est encouragé pour la protection des données. ########~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~######## ( Voici un/une brouillon/info qui commencerait par quelques mots : #### PGP/GPG 1 - créez vos clés sur un ordinateur sûr, au mieux : déconnecté, stockez-les sur votre support à froid le plus sûr ( par exemple dans la mémoire permanente d'un de vos systèmes live comme Tails ) et utilisez-les à l'aide de matériel sain. 2 - leur usage accessible par l'interface webmail ne saurait pas être meilleur que le point précédent, 3 - Est recommandé l'utilisation - d'un système Tails permettant de regrouper les outils de base et leur utilisations dans un système d'exploitation bien ficelé sous divers aspects de la protection des données. - Kleopatra est le logiciel devenant le majeur conséquent crypteur et gestionnaire de clés pgp utilisé, - Thunderbird avec le plugin enigmail s'y trouve installé d'origine et est dans les premières lignes de mon cahier des charges du projet présenté ici. ( selon certaines conditions, peuvent être mises à disposition les ISOs ou fichiers sources )

as this README.infos page allowing you to have taken awareness of it

let this box as it is‽

---> 

Back to index page?

Je pense que le Respect se Respecte, plus qu'il ne se mérite

I believe that Respect has to be Respected, more than merited

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