Password on executing Pmail

aderoy

posted Jul 10 '13 at 8:53 pm

Another option to to place the mailstore in a TrueCrypt volume. Loads as a new driver letter (ie: P: for Pegasus) instead of C:

This way the files can not be viewed at all unless Truecrypt volume is loaded with password.

I have mine in a 20GB TrueCrypt volume, the total Pegasus mailstore is just over 9 GB allowing for temp space when folders are updated.

Another option to to place the mailstore in a TrueCrypt volume. Loads as a new driver letter (ie: P: for Pegasus) instead of C:This way the files can not be viewed at all unless Truecrypt volume is loaded with password. I have mine in a 20GB TrueCrypt volume, the total Pegasus mailstore is just over 9 GB allowing for temp space when folders are updated.

DavidTC44

posted Jul 10 '13 at 6:18 pm

Can I impose a password on a running version of Pmail? I don't really want to do a complete reload and set it up as multiuser. I am the only user on this machine, but I want to protect access to my messages.

David T-C.

Can I impose a password on a running version of Pmail?&nbsp; I don't really want to do a complete reload&nbsp; and set it up as multiuser.&nbsp; I am the only user on this machine, but I want to protect access to my messages.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; David T-C.

bfluet

posted Jul 10 '13 at 6:47 pm

The first thing that comes to my mind is to change your username in Pegasus Mail and let that serve as the password. If Pegasus Mail does not prompt for a user on start up remove the -I username switch from the command line.

The first thing that comes to my mind is to change your username in Pegasus Mail and let that serve as the password.&nbsp; If Pegasus Mail does not prompt for a user on start up remove the -I username switch from the command line.&nbsp;

DavidTC44

posted Jul 10 '13 at 8:02 pm

Thanks Brian.

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