> [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Yes, but if you use APOP, the password goes out in the clear but is > useless afterwards. Any client I can think of, including Eudora on my no, apop challenges the client which has to respond with an encrypted version of the password thus verifiable at the server. you can reuse that password as often as you like, but the challenge string and the answer will change each time. clemens
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