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FAQ Technical Questions Not Encryption
Yes.
Yes! We are compliant with all the appropriate Internet and email standards.
We don't offer that at the moment. We might in the future. Others currently do.
We already support importing data from various common formats. We're going to try and support all the popular formats over time.
Yes, but note that Mailpile is not a mail server - you're still going to have to have one of those somewhere- Mailpile is an email client.
When signing up to websites using this email service, would my email address show up within the company I signed up to?
That will depend on how the service you signup on has implemented Mailpile. Our software allows people to keep / use their existing addresses.
I don't want my email to be full of illegal content (child porn) or viruses, how will you make that is possible? (Does the system scan for malware and remove them or at least warn us of suspect attachments).
You should probably run antivirus software on your computer - Mailpile won't have that. We will provide a spam filter, which can be configured to keep out some nasty stuff. But realistically, all filters are flawed. In particular, it is very very hard to explain to a computer what is illegal - pretty much impossible. Humans are always going to have to exercise some level of good judgement.
We will provide a spam filter. "Disabling spam" is a high bar - but we will do what we can as well as provide tools you can use to manually filter
Sure! We like acronyms!
Yes! Mailpile can run on Linux. Linux can run on Raspberry Pi. Therefore... we look forward to seeing people experiment with this, actually.
Could you maybe leave in the possibility in Mailpile to manually download the font and plug it into the installation?
We made our own font. It's bundled with Mailpile! Yay!
Will Mailpile work on PowerPC / ARM architecture (I'm thinking of my Bubba 2 or future Bubba 3) since Mailpile is webmail. Would there be any issues for that with the necessary encryption libs / modules?
You won't have any problems. Mailpile is written in Python, so it's very portable.
No, Mailpile is a mail client - if you want to update your DNS, you'll have to do it through your registrar.
Mailpile is not an email server, so our software will not be able to help you achieve this goal.
Could mailpile spoof(!) my ISP provider in having it seen as a sort of regular download let us say via bittorrent?
Two of our three core developers do everything on Linux. We're not even entirely sure how to use all those other OS's... ;)
Not right now, maybe in the future. We are just three guys trying to get an alpha ready for the summer time, but it's open source so you can play with it too!
My friend just said he'll use it if you have push support (probably through an exchange emulation, like how google apps has it).
We like this idea, and we would like to implement it at some point, but it's not on our current roadmap
Will you support multiple email accounts, not multiple user accounts (different people), this is multiple email accounts for one person.
Yes, this feature is being developed presently.