On Monday, September 1, 2003, 10:09:16 AM, Paul A. Thiessen wrote:
PAT> I'm trying to set up ipop3d to use as a POP->IMAP relayer...
Well, after looking more at the code, I'm a bit discouraged. I'm using
Win2000, and I see in env_nt.c, in system_login(), the lines:
if (check_nt ()) { /* NT: authentication user not supported yet */
if (authuser && *authuser);
else if (!pass); /* ditto pass==NIL */
From what I can tell, the pop->imap proxy seems to use anonymous_login(),
which uses a NIL pass argument to system_login(). Does that mean then that
relaying will never work under win2k?
If that's the case, is there something I can do to help enable this? Is it a
fundamental matter of the OS that makes this impossible, or is it just that
nobody's had time to implement it? I'll volunteer some time on this if
someone would give me a few general tips on how to make this work.
- Paul
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