>> As you can see, I want my users to connect/authenticate via HTTPS; I'd like >> to exclude the possibility of connecting/authenticating via HTTP. However, >> this same system is running a mission-important (not critical, but >> important) HTTP server, so the answer is not as simple as just disabling >> HTTP on my server. Is there a way to get sqwebmail to ignore HTTP requests >> but answer HTTPS requests? > >Read the document 'INSTALL', see option --enable-https > >This makes all the embedded links in the page https; so even if they go to >the login page nonsecure, as soon as they click the login button, all the >pages will be secure.
Thank you Brian. I had read INSTALL and used the --enable-https. I apparently did not understand the full power of the option, though; it seems that it was already doing what I wanted (e.g. forcing better password security by using HTTPS always) without me knowing it! Sorry for wasting the list's time on this one :-(. Cheers, Jason
