Dear Bill,
I've put the package in the queue now. Feel free to check it out.
Your authentication problems may be caused by the certificate, or not
having the proper file in the /etc/pam.d directory. The latter is
taken care of by the package, the former you'll have to take care of
yourself.
Here some info of what to do after installing the package to get
Mail.app work with imapd:
1) Install local fink package imapd-ssl (2004d-1)
2) Create SSL certificate on colibri (as root):
cd /System/Library/OpenSSL/certs
openssl req -new -x509 -nodes -out imapd.cer -keyout imapd.pem -
days 3650
(supply full network address after "Your Name")
cat imapd.cer >> imapd.pem
3) Place certificate in Keychain (as root):
certtool i imapd.cer k=/System/Library/Keychains/X509Anchors
Do the same at other computers accessing the IMAP server after
copying over the certificate
4) Set Mail preferences:
Create new account
Remember to set full network address (machine.network.com)
If connection gets rejected, check SSL box in "Advanced" tab
afterwards
and enter "imap" in IMAP path prefix (or whatever is the
directory name that holds the IMAP archive
in the home directory at machine.network.com)
Click "Synchronize machine.network.com"
Cheers,
Remko
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