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Hi again!
On 29 Sep 1998, Dale E. Martin wrote:
> Ulisses Alonso Camaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I know that one possibility is to use ssh to forward this connections...
> > but I can't be sure that users will make use of it...
>
> You can be sure if your firewall disables connections to your mail server,
> and then provide directions on how to use ssh to forward the port through
> the firewall. The second method of using ssh in the "fetchmail" FAQ is
> working extremely well for me. (I _do_ only have two users fetching mail,
> though :-))
There is an authentification method called APOP that uses a "simple"
diggest (using md5sum) that I found very useful, qpopper saves the
passwords used with APOP authentification in another file (so you also can
have different passwords)
The only problem is that some clients doesn't support it (eg: netscape),
Eudora light supports it
regards,
Ulisses
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