Matthew Vernon writes: > It does, but I'd rather not allow password-less access to my mail server > from some of the places I run VM from, and I don't think this is > entirely unreasonable.
I have no idea what you mean by password-less access. Normally, you have to type in a password to release the private key. I don't have access to an IMAP server that I can ssh into. So, I don't even know how it works or doesn't work. So, I can't help here. On the other hand, a simpler way for you to access the server might be to ssh into your IMAP server separately and set up an ssh tunnel for port 143. Then, within VM, you can use 'localhost' as the IMAP server and VM will be quite satisfied with that. (I use this technique all the time to get inside our firewall so that I can use normal IMAP instead of IMAP-SSL. For some reason, it is a lot faster than IMAP-SSL.) Cheers, Uday
