I'm using qmail 1.0.3 with the included qmail-pop3d.
What's the best way on the server side to prevent passwords from being
sent as clear text over the network for a pop3 session? I know users
will be reluctant to change their mua's. So what can I do on my side?
Is there any way around this
I was reading a howto about that and from what I understand, that's a client
side deal.
Louis Theran wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Len Budney) writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the best way on the server side to prevent passwords from being
sent as clear text over the network for
Did you symlink qmail to /usr/local/sbin?
James wrote:
In one of the steps on "Life With Qmail" it suggests this:
"Allow the local host to inject mail via SMTP:
echo '127.:allow,RELAYCLIENT=""' /etc/tcp.smtp
/usr/local/sbin/qmail cdb"
The first line (starting with echo) worked.. but the
I don't know exactly what types of NAT firewalling there are, but I'll
assume you mean something like IPmasquerading with Port forwarding (25
forwarded to you internal machine).
You can't send packets to your external (real) IP and then have them
come back into the network.
For instance, my web
