I read a tutorial that mentioned setting up TLS, but it sounded like
that was optional. Consequently, I didn't do it. However, since I
obviously have no idea what I'm doing, I'm anxiously awaiting your step
by step instructions.
Stephen Shaw wrote:
by default the only way to connect to imap is through ssl/tls. Did you
create the cert? ( I think you have to. There is info in the docs.)
Stephen
On Thu, 2005-05-05 at 10:05 -0600, Walter Holladay wrote:
I use IMAP, I just installed whatever was available on the Suse CDs. I
have verified that port 143 is open.
Kenneth Burgener wrote:
Walter Holladay wrote:
Now that the smtp port is open, I am still having problems with
authentication. Using Thunderbird, I am unable to login to my
account. Is there something special I have to do with Postfix to
allow me to login and get my email? With sendmail, it just uses the
Linux user accounts.
Postifx is just the MTA (Mail Transfer Agent), it deals with sending
and delivering mail to other servers, but it does not handle pickup of
mail.
I assume you are trying to access your email remotely from another
machine? What service are you using to get mail? POP3? IMAP?
Something Else?
Kenneth
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