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@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The following command line switches are supported by the `yggmail` binary:
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There are a few important notes:
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* Yggmail needs to be running in order to receive inbound emails — it's therefore important to run Yggmail somewhere that will have good uptime;
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* Yggmail tries to guarantee that senders are who they say they are. Your `From` address must be your Yggmail address (or at the very least, from your Yggmail domain);
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* Yggmail tries to guarantee that senders are who they say they are. Your `From` address must be your Yggmail address;
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* You can only email other Yggmail users, not regular email addresses on the public Internet;
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* You may need to configure your client to allow "insecure" or "plaintext" authentication to IMAP/SMTP — this is because we don't support SSL/TLS on the IMAP/SMTP listeners yet;
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* Yggmail won't transport mails larger than 1MB right now.
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There are probably all sorts of bugs, but the ones that we know of are:
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* IMAP behaviour might not be entirely spec-compliant in all cases, so your mileage with mail clients might vary;
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* SMTP queues up outbound mails in memory rather than in the database right now — if you restart Yggmail, any unsent mails will be lost.
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* SMTP queues up outbound mails in memory rather than in the database right now — if you restart Yggmail, any unsent mails will be lost;
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* IMAP search isn't implemented yet and will instead return all mails.
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The code's also a bit of a mess, so sorry about that.
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