Hi Mark,
I managed yesterday to compile imap 4.7 with OpenSSL 0.9.4
using a little 'glue' (stdio2ssl.c). I put the glue sources in src/ssl
and made a link ssl -> src/ssl. Modified just a lillte bit imapd.c
To compile imap+SSL go to the 'ssl' directory and perform a make.
I tested it against Netscape Communicator 4.5 and everything
worked well (of course the secure IMAP port required by Netscape
is 993).
If you are interested in this patch/enhancement then please
integrate it better with your software (I mean I did not have time to
modify all the Makefile's and a 'make clean' in the imap root
directory does not clean the glue stuff).
The glue software needs a directory /etc/imap4.SSL where two
SSL cert files are required:
plain-cert.pem
plain-key.pem
All the stuff is a quick and dirty stuff but it works :)
Have fun!
Vladimir
PS It is obvious that this glue can be used for the
POP3 server but Ntescape is not able to use it so I did
not bother :)
PPS OpenSSL guys, the example in
<SSL_root>/demos/ssl/inetdsrv.cpp is not in a working
state. However I modified it in order to merge it with
imap. Dont't kill me for the q&d programming :)
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