Yep. And I didn't even had time to recall that - and I've been through
exactly that too... .
I've deleted the pop.auth (APOP secured users database file) file
altogether - it wont be needed anyway and to prevent such future
incidents... .
Boaz
Miki Shapiro wrote:
Aha! found the problem.
Laye
Aha! found the problem.
Layer5 encryption in SSL is NOT APOP.
so I removed bobo, my test user, from the APOP database and tried
again And Voilla! it works :-)
Thanks!
On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, Miki Shapiro wrote:
> Okay, this is something I spent all last night trying to work.
>
> I did everythin
