On 10.7.2013, at 12.44, lluis <ll...@ingent.net> wrote:
> there is something I can send to silently exit?
No. Attackers would otherwise use that. Although I suppose something could be
added if the source IP is from login_trusted_networks.. Wonder what would be a
good way. I guess the same commands that are used to pass IPs through proxies,
so maybe:
IMAP:
a ID ("x-silent-logout" "y")
b LOGOUT
POP3:
XCLIENT SILENT-LOGOUT
QUIT
But would those work well enough everywhere? Should it be a LOGOUT/QUIT
parameter instead?.. Such parameters could be troublesome though.
