On Mon, 2006-04-03 at 01:15 +0200, guenther wrote: > The issue is, that the Secure Connections options are named badly, or > rather used to be (getting back to this). Always means SSL (port 993), > Whenever Possible means StartTLS -- which IIRC starts with port 143 and > uses 993 later on, or some such.
Starttls means that both ends switch over to TLS mode, using the same socket. Port 993 has nothing to do with it. > However, the real issue behind this is, that the options where named > badly. Since 2.6.0, this is corrected and clearly states No encryption, > TLS and SSL encryption respectively. Hmmm, still not clear. TLS == SSLv3. Something like No encryption, Starttls, Secure IMAP (SSL) would be more logical. OTOH I don't get it why it should be configurable to enable/disable starttls. It either is supported/handshaked on both ends or not.
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