I think the percenthack is NOT hacking logins by replacing % for at. I think the percenthack is something entirely different.
Netcape does NOT send the @ or anything thereafter to the popserver. So if your login is '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' netscape will only send 'user'. Cheers, ace > For some reason customers who are using netscape can't login... > stupid netscape! > > Anyway... here's my percenthack file: > percenthack: > The percent hack is allowed for [EMAIL PROTECTED] > The percent hack is allowed for [EMAIL PROTECTED] > The percent hack is allowed for [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > yet here's what happens: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] qmail-pop3d]# telnet localhost 110 > Trying 127.0.0.1... > Connected to localhost. > Escape character is '^]'. > +OK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > user [EMAIL PROTECTED] > +OK > pass REMOVED > -ERR authorization failed > > > any ideas?
