On Fri, Nov 15, 2002 at 08:50:14PM +0000, Julian Bond wrote: > Out of curiosity, I downloaded the Boingo software. Looking through the > help I see they provide an SMTP server for sending email while on the > road. Here's the configuration detail for Outlook Express.
SMTP AUTH is really the only solution for roaming users from unknown/constantly changing remote IPs. Surf and Sip provides the exact same feature too <http://www.surfandsip.com/faq.htm> (we/I used qmail, Boingo uses Exim {highfive to Terry}). > uh-huh... no SSL, so your Boingo ID+Password are sent in clear. That's > not good. Don't blame Boingo, blame shitty as MUA's (like M$'s Entourage in MacOS Classic). MUA's are very anal about SSL certs, Entourage just chokes on self-signed certs. My todo list includes getting a signed cert for mail.surfandsip.net, once I figure out the proper OpenSSL CLT commands to generate a cert file that qmail-tls won't chroke on (paging Ben Laurie for a free drink). > Has anyone here used them in anger? Is this really true? Huh? > Incidentally, the software doesn't appear to like my Buffalo L11GP card. If the Buffalo is Hermes (Orinogo/Agere) based, it should work in any version of Windows. I'm told Prism cards work with the ndis drivers in Win XP; however I've never had a chance to use their sniffer. -- Matt Peterson -- general wireless list, a bawug thing <http://www.bawug.org/> [un]subscribe: http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
