Thank you for the help. Removing -Wno-pointer-sign from src/osdep/
unix/Makefile allowed imapd-2006f to compile with gcc 3.3 on Mac OS X
10.3.9.
Compiling with "make oxp" resulted in a binary which wouldn't let my
mail client (Mac OS X Mail) authenticate, but compiling with "make
oxp SSLTYPE=none" solved that problem, so now I'm good to go! Thank
you for the tip!
Though, using that option resulted in my being warned that the binary
was being built "in NON-COMPLIANCE with RFC 3501 security
requirements" because "TLS/SSL encryption is NOT supported and
unencrypted plaintext passwords are permitted". It tells me to build
with "SSLTYPE=nopwd" to overcome this. Is "SSLTYPE=nopwd" a safe
option to use? It sounds like it removes the need for a password,
which wouldn't be good...? What does that option do, exactly -
should I use it?
- B
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