Re: POP mail security

2000-01-08 Thread Constantin Eizner
Use ssh On client station forward local port to remote address /usr/bin/ssh -L1100:localhost:110 PopServerName and configure client to requiest mail from localhost:1100 I use this configuration for 3 year. Subba Rao wrote: > All my users use fetchmail to get mail from my ISP's POP server. >

Re: POP mail security

2000-01-06 Thread guy keren
> Subba Rao wrote: > > > > All my users use fetchmail to get mail from my ISP's POP server. > > For lack of resources, I cannot put a pop server on my box. now, something here just does not make sense. when you say 'lack of resource' - what exactly do you mean? system administration resources?

Re: POP mail security

2000-01-06 Thread Omer Efraim
OMG. Search the archives, this topic has been discussed way way too much. Subba Rao wrote: > > All my users use fetchmail to get mail from my ISP's POP server. > For lack of resources, I cannot put a pop server on my box. > > What is the best way to protect my users passwords from being sniffe

POP mail security

2000-01-05 Thread Subba Rao
All my users use fetchmail to get mail from my ISP's POP server. For lack of resources, I cannot put a pop server on my box. What is the best way to protect my users passwords from being sniffed? Can a user use an encrypted tunnel to send the userid and password to the pop server? Any pointers