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About

The objective of Protocolo Avanzado de Mensajería Electrónica (PAME) is to transfer electronic messages (Epost) in an efficient, effective, secure, fast and reliable way. The main objective of PAME is to provide with a system of electronic communications that is easy to implement and extend according to new technologies and user requirements. It is also not limited to a single network or domain, it may communicate with other networks that implement the same protocol. Built in encryption protocols is one of its core strengths.

It is designed to be extensible and easy to implement in any machine.

This package

This package contains 2 things:
- Server: Handles the actuall communications system, written in PHP.
- Client: HTML based, the front end.

In the future this 2 aplications may get split up in different projects, but for now they live together.

You may see the current Protocol here: https://sourceforge.net/p/pame/wiki/Pame%20-%20Protocol%20Standard/

FAQ

What is an Epost?

Epost is the word we are using for 'messages' sent and recieved between 2 or more parties. Think of emails if you will.
Each person recieves a copy of the message and it 'belongs' to them. No one can delete it or modify it.

What is PAME?
PAME is the current protocol used to send and recieve an Epost. Think of POP3 or IMAP for emails.

Thera are more definitions in the standard.

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