Mike wrote:
Hi,
The Subject here may be completely wrong, so I will describe what I am
doing. Some years ago I hacked together an authentication module
which uses the c-client imap lib. I decided to take a look at porting
it to 2.0 only to realize that the code is complete crap,thus I am
Joe Lewis wrote:
Mike wrote:
Hi,
The Subject here may be completely wrong, so I will describe what I
am doing. Some years ago I hacked together an authentication module
which uses the c-client imap lib. I decided to take a look at porting
it to 2.0 only to realize that the code is complete
Mike wrote:
Joe Lewis wrote:
Mike wrote:
Hi,
The Subject here may be completely wrong, so I will describe what I
am doing. Some years ago I hacked together an authentication module
which uses the c-client imap lib. I decided to take a look at
porting it to 2.0 only to realize that the
cation in Apache 2.0 is actually very nicely engineered. If you
want to store the username and the password, you can. However, you
don't have to.
Thanks for the reply.
The problem is that I need access to this info in the callback
function, and the callback does not have access to the
Mike wrote:
cation in Apache 2.0 is actually very nicely engineered. If you
want to store the username and the password, you can. However, you
don't have to.
Thanks for the reply.
The problem is that I need access to this info in the callback
function, and the callback does not have
