NFN Smith wrote:
By my experience with both POP and IMAP (and I don't let my client remember passwords), once you've authenticated to the server, there's no way of dis-authentication, short of restarting Seamonkey. Closing the mail window will not do that, if you have any other Seamonkey window open (Browser, Address book, options, security manger etc) -- essentially, that's the Seamonkey.exe binary loaded into memory.
I didn't realize that. This problem is worse than I initially thought
However, the way I read the original post, it looks like he wants to close out the mail window (but continue to use the browser), and then when he re-opens the mail window, getting new prompts for access to the mail server.
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