Re: pop question

[Boaz Rymland]

I've invistaged this not long ago. AFAIK, APOP is a good method to get 
privacy as far as POP3 comm is concerned, but APOP is supported by too 
little mail clients, mostly Eudora email client (the same company that 
produces/finances... QPopper). AFAIK, unforutnately, NO APOP support in 
outlook :-(   (why add support when we monopolize the market???).

I'm using qpopper + SSL. See the following guides/information pages:

http://www.networkcomputing.com/1018/1018ws2.html  (OLD, but informative)
http://slowest.net/docs/howtos/mail/qpopper-ssl.html  (QPopper + SSL 
"tutorial" guide)

all in all - it works for me like a charm with the winblows clients 
outlook, outlook express. See in their configuration windows the palce 
to set the POP server to use SSL (a check box).

good luck,
Boaz.
Miki Shapiro wrote:

1. I have a ~20 user pop3 mail system. I don't want passwords out in the
open. I run qpopper 4, which supports APOP, and AFAIK does not support
SPA.
2. My users use Outlook or OE. said clients support SPA, and do not
support APOP. Yes, I am aware SPA is not the most secure thing in the
world, and that it's NT LM 1.0-based, but I can't change the clients.
Suggestions? (qpopper modules? alternate secure & worthwhile pop3
servers?)
Thanks!

Miki

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