| I'm so green I don't even know if this question is stupid. Apple OSX Server 10.3.9 with the 'bundled' SquirrelMail. After yet another bout of relay problems my customer's server is now set as follows: all users passwords are 'open directory'. mail server settings are to require CRAM-MD5 authentication for both IMAP and SMTP (POP is disabled anyway). email clients (i.e. Mail) login and send/receive ok. SquirrelMail doesn't login any more. Is this because it doesn't support this form of authentication? Or would it if I had some sort of plug-in or changed some sort of configuration file? Since I can't login I don't even know about the sending side. I presume this would fail for the same reason - and be fixed in the same way? The customer needs to be able to send and receive locally, from remote using their own laptops, and from remote 'internet cafe-style' using SquirrelMail. Does anyone have experience with this sort of setup? Thanks Justin Hill -- CLASSIC KEYBOARD Vintage, classic and digital keyboard sales, service and repair Hammond/Leslie & Rhodes specialists Independent Digidesign Pro Tools specialists 66 Lumley Road, Horley, Surrey RH6 7JL UK Tel: +44/(0) 1293 821610 Fax: +44/(0) 1293 775416 Mobile: +44/(0) 7734 007080 General email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL: http://www.classic-keyboard.com
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