Thus said "Sam Varshavchik" on Thu, 23 Aug 2001 22:10:14 GMT:
> Correct. This is necessary to implement password changing. If you
> know what you're doing, you can still coax it into the old-fashioned
> configuration, but you'll lose password changing, and it's better for
> everyone to be on the same playing field anyway.
That's quite alright. I don't have any objections to running the
authdaemond since it works just as nicely. I just wasn't aware that it
was going to be removed from the main sqwebmail binary, that's all...
<sidenote>
Theoretically shouldn't I also be able to use the same authdaemond to
handle connections for IMAP users that are using Courier-IMAP?
</sidenote>
Andy
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