hi

thanks for your replies. your right it sounds like encryption is too much work. 
it seems like this is a bit of a tricky spot for many developers. 

there has also been some neat solutions on here although i am thinking that if 
someone was to hack into the mail server, or falsely receieve the email meant 
for someone else. they could easily log on (as in our system the username is 
their email)so they would have somone's username and password, can log on and 
cause alot of havoc in the system.

it is not so much ourselves that need not see the password as they can change 
their password as soon as they logon. it is more of the third party problems we 
are thinking about. so even the ssl or the timer solutions will still allow 
someone to get in if they get hold of the email.

hmmm, this needs some creative thinking i think!!! 

does anyone have a similar situation to this and if so how do you have yours 
setup?

thanks for all your help and advice 

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