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[adamlau]

Hoping plugins compatibility with Googie Larry improves so that we may see the return of the cleanest RC skin I have yet to experience.

[jarland]

Originally Posted by adamlau

Hoping plugins compatibility with Googie Larry improves so that we may see the return of the cleanest RC skin I have yet to experience.

It's selectable in the interface settings, but it lacks some of the features in the latest Roundcube update.

[randian]

Kolab appears to be an interesting solution to syncing mail/contacts/calendar/tasks using Activesync and Roundcube.

[EmailHosting]

I don't see any free plans when I visit their site. The smallest plan is $5.

[ReuvenNY]

Originally Posted by EmailHosting

I don't see any free plans when I visit their site. The smallest plan is $5.

When it was first introduced it was free.
I'll change the subject to reflect this change.

[paul29]

Hmm, there was a $1 plan for a while but that's gone (I guess it was almost free). The current prices are still pretty attractive.

[adamlau]

mxroute.com and mxroute.com/webmail SSL cipher suite allows for:

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA

...when the cert supports...

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA

Perhaps the cipher order can be changed so that a 'strongest supported cipher first' policy can be employed.

[jarland]

Originally Posted by paul29

Hmm, there was a $1 plan for a while but that's gone (I guess it was almost free). The current prices are still pretty attractive.

Feel free to send me a PM here. I might have a surprise for you

Originally Posted by adamlau

mxroute.com and mxroute.com/webmail SSL cipher suite allows for:

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA

...when the cert supports...

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA

Perhaps the cipher order can be changed so that a 'strongest supported cipher first' policy can be employed.

I shall take a look. I won't confess to being an SSL expert, but I am a bit obsessive with security in other aspects. I recently isolated our network traffic and file system to a greater degree.

Also, a quick update since I like you guys so much. Within the next 3 hours DKIM keys will be automated and no longer require support tickets. I'll be working on documentation to go along with it in the hours after.

[jarland]

Originally Posted by randian

Kolab appears to be an interesting solution to syncing mail/contacts/calendar/tasks using Activesync and Roundcube.

I really really like what Kolab has done. Admittedly, I've been going back and forth in my mind about replacing the basis of MXroute with something like Kolab or Zimbra. I've instead decided to embrace what we have and focus my efforts on development and documentation. I am strongly considering a "Professional" line of packages that come with a full collaboration suite like the above mentioned solutions though.

[randian]

Originally Posted by jarland

I am strongly considering a "Professional" line of packages that come with a full collaboration suite like the above mentioned solutions though.

Kolab Enterprise + File Storage would indeed be great. I'd definitely upgrade if you offered it. I'm not so thrilled by Zimbra, it's not as polished or feature rich IMO.

[mark73]

How about http://www.sogo.nu/ ? I am using it and I think it is pretty good

[jarland]

Originally Posted by mark73

How about http://www.sogo.nu/ ? I am using it and I think it is pretty good

I've been wanting to try that out. Their documentation seems lacking (at least in the installation area, unless I'm just overlooking it) and every time I follow their install instructions I feel like I'm missing some huge details. Have any good guides on setting up a working installation?

[randian]

Sogo looks horrible though, as anything intended to mimic Microsoft's user interfaces will.

[jarland]

Originally Posted by adamlau

mxroute.com and mxroute.com/webmail SSL cipher suite allows for:

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA

...when the cert supports...

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA

Perhaps the cipher order can be changed so that a 'strongest supported cipher first' policy can be employed.

Alright, I think I've made improvements on this that you will like

https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/anal...?d=mxroute.com

[adamlau]

I like it . All of mxroute.com now defaults to:

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256

With the lone exception of mxroute.com:8083/login/ (VestaCP):

TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA