On Friday 03 December 2004 01:42 pm, Oden Eriksson wrote: > Thanks Jeremy, but smtp auth isn't the answer I was looking for. I know mr. > sam and some other profilic people in this sphere thinks pop-before-smtp is > dead, is silly and obsolete, but I can say it isn't. > > The question still, is how to make this work, not to make me start using > smtp auth.
It won't. You'd have to write a lot of code to make it so that it would
occasionally place your information back into whatever pop-before-smtp
implementation you're using.
> If was really smart I would stop using an utterly dead (not developed since
> 1998), and unsupported software like qmail is and use _any_ of the others
> that is still alive, supported, developed and in much wider use.
>
> I bet that's not something you wanted to hear...
So you're blaming qmail for this 'problem'? That makes me laugh. Please get
a clue before you start throwing blame.
-Jeremy
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