On Thu, Feb 15, 2007 at 09:14:17PM -0500, John Peacock wrote: > It's really better to use SMTP AUTH instead of SMTP after POP, since all > modern > mail clients handle the former, it is more secure, and it doesn't require > additional binaries (and bookkeeping). You can even combine AUTH with TLS, so > that your passwords don't pass over the Internet in clear text. Seeing this mentioned again, I've been meaning to ask, does anybody have a patch to allow the digest-style AUTH methods (those that do not divulge a password and are replay-safe) before STARTTLS, and then all AUTH methods after STARTTLS?
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