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## Your Thunix Email
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Every thunix account comes with a functional and encrypted email address. This email is the same as your SSH login name. However, you will need to set a password on your thunix SSH account, using the PASSWD command in BASH. Though your SSH account will have a password, this will NOT affect how you log into your account using SSH or an SFTP client, as your public/private key pair will always work. The account password, however, will affect your thunix email address.
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Your email can be accessed in one of three ways:
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1. Running the Mutt email client through your SSH account
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2. Logging into your email account from our [web mail](https://www.thunix.net/webmail/) service
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3. Through an email client program installed on your computer, using IMAP
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## SSH and Thunix (And magic!)
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When you [sign up](https://www.thunix.net/signup.php) for an account on thunix, you'll be given remote access to a Linux shell server, with web hosting, gopher hosting and email. And because of our [GDPR and privacy policy](https://www.thunix.net/gdpr.php), we take security seriously. This is why we use SSH key pairs to grant access to our server through SSH or SFTP.
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On our signup page, you'll seen an entry for a "Public SSH Key." SSH key pairs work on the basis of having two files; one is a public key that you can send to us when we create your account, while the other is a private key that you keep on your computer, away from public knowledge.
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