So far as popper goes --
Perry Morgan writes:
> pop, httpd, nntpd and wuarchive.wustl.edu's ftpd: Do these
> exist for authentification in AFS?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] replies:
>
> We have an authenticating version of popper (originally 1.831beta) at
> ftp.msc.cornell.edu in /pub/AFS, along with authenticating versions of
> pcnfsd, xdm, and xlock. These files are also available in the
> /afs/msc.cornell.edu/public directory.
>
> If anyone wants an authenticating aufs daemon, I could package that up,
> too.
There's yet another modified version of popper 1.831 in
/afs/umich.edu/group/itd/ftp/sysadm/mail/
kpop-1.831.tar.Z
that supports kpop instead of pop. Ie, no cleartext passwords
on the wire.
There is also something called "zcomsat.tar.Z" that supports
zephyrgrams from your mail server, which is useful if you have some
sort of bsd-ish mail setup (sendmail, etc.).
These can also be ftp'd - but why bother if you have AFS?
-Marcus Watts
UM ITD RS Umich Systems Group
