I accidentally replied directly to OP.
> I noticed something similar, too. Under Account Settings > Junk Settings,
I had to check the box for Destination & Retention. Then, my Junk folder
appeared.
On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 4:28 PM bobby
wrote:
> I am using IMAP.
> I've updated my config to use "
As outlined here:
https://doc.dovecot.org/configuration_manual/authentication/oauth2/
Can Postman https://identity.foo.mylocal:9443/oauth2/token OK.
Using this command to generate the base64 token: echo -en
'n,a=t...@foo.com,\001host=localhost\001port=143\001auth=Bearer
S3cure!Password\001\001' |
> Probably because it can be complex to set up and maintain
Such is mail and many other things, which falls on the admins. I see no
harm in exploring what's what before deciding.
> and more would be gained by educating users
Yes, users are the weakest link. Users are also the biggest challenge.
ementation.
"if the users are sufficiently discipline"
As a Sysadmin, I can tell you they genuinely are not and they likely never
will be.
Hope for the best, plan for the worst.
I also want to clarify that I'm not rejecting any of these suggestions,
they're all good.
On Sat, Nov 13,
With the world of ransomware as it is today (aka attacks seem more vicious
and commonplace), anything I expose to WAN must have additional protection.
I've seen a few posts to this list on it. The only thing that helped was
that Dovecot supports OAuth. Through OAuth I figure I could implement MFA.
