Charles

On Tue Jun 25 2019 06:19:58 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), Ranvijay Singh ranvijay1980@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Mail recall in postfix mail server please assist how to enable There is no such thing. Once an email leaves your server, there is no 'recalling' it, period. The stupid 'Recall feature you are likely referencing from experience with Outlook/Exchange only works within a walled garden where all of the servers have given explicit permission to allow this feature to work. Otherwise, all...

One last and really the final argument in favor of providing for a 'Passwordmaker Mode' where passwords are not stored, they are generated on the fly, and there is simply no rebuttal on this argument possible, this is something that you can do when using passwordmaker that you cannot do when using KeePass... If you lose your KeePass data file, it is impossible to recover your passwords. Period. They are gone. With Passwordmaker, this is not true. It would be a little work, but you could re-add the...

On Fri Aug 04 2017 16:08:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), Tomasz Rolewski trolrolo@users.sf.net wrote: thx. I have old www with old framework and cannot update PHP Then 'welcome to hell'...

Is the special counter or whatever allows you to change passwords on a given site encrypted? No, and - no offense intended - but the question, again, means you still don't understand how it works. How about the "salt" or whatever> makes each password unique? The stored password requirements or whatever method is used to allow you to keep compatibility with sites having conflicting length/character requirement. PWM calls these 'accounts', it stores them in an unencrypted RDF file (I only use the Firefox...

Ok, no one who has responded apparently gets how Passwordmaker (PWM) works. It is...

On Tue Apr 04 2017 02:59:17 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), Simon Hobson simonhobson@users.sf.net...

On Sun Apr 02 2017 13:05:30 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), ducoci green ducoci@users.sf.net...

No, this would just be an option to save/store the settings and username for an account,...